Men's Football UEFA European Champions League 2019 - 2020

[vlad 359]

Liverpool and Napoli in same group again, Zvezvda was close to join them like last year. But what a Group F we have, Barcelona, Dortmund, Inter and Slavia...

[hckošice 14,822]

48 minutes ago, vlad said:

Liverpool and Napoli in same group again, Zvezvda was close to join them like last year. But what a Group F we have, Barcelona, Dortmund, Inter and Slavia...

 

Slavia representatives reaction is pure gold   https://streamable.com/flmmn

 

[heywoodu 15,135]

16 hours ago, hckosice said:

 

Slavia representatives reaction is pure gold   https://streamable.com/flmmn

 

Drawn into this group by Petr Cech, who came from Sparta Prague....  

[vlad 359]

Acum 16 ore, hckosice a spus:

 

Slavia representatives reaction is pure gold   https://streamable.com/flmmn

 

 

I saw this reaction live yesterday. I had the same reaction honestly

[thepharoah 2,405]

 

Pic of the day 

[crovitlaci 177]

What an absolute joke of a penalty awarded to Napoli. VAR is getting more and more useless as the time goes by.

[thepharoah 2,405]

Bayern defeated Tottenham 7-2 , Gnabry scored 4 goals 

[thepharoah 2,405]

 

humiliating moment for VVdijk , Liverpool survived a remontada by Redbull Salzburg and defeated them in a thriller 4-3 , Salah scored the winner 

Edited October 2, 2019 by thepharoah

[heywoodu 15,135]

Ajax might have been screwed by the VAR in their first half cancelled goal. Later, clearer replays show the ball had already left Ziyech's (Ajax) foot quite clearly at the deciding offside moment, but when the ball was still 'leaving' the foot, it wasn't offside yet. It was very, very close, but pretty much impossible to have a clear enough view to turn around a decision made on the field and cancel the goal.

Edited October 23, 2019 by heywoodu

[crovitlaci 177]

40 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Ajax might have been screwed by the VAR in their first half cancelled goal. Later, clearer replays show the ball had already left Ziyech's (Ajax) foot quite clearly at the deciding offside moment, but when the ball was still 'leaving' the foot, it wasn't offside yet. It was very, very close, but pretty much impossible to have a clear enough view to turn around a decision made on the field and cancel the goal.

 

Also interesting how they can define a 2cm questionable offside as ''clear and obvious error'' and overturn the initial decision, but they don't do it with the much more controversial decisions, because they don't want to undermine the refs. It's ridiculous.