Ja sam nakon prvotne rezignacije sve uvjereniji da je trenutno pravilo odlično. Smotan si i dirao si loptu dvaput - jebi se, promašaj. Puno veći cirkus će biti kad se desi da sudac u ovakvoj situaciji procjenjuje namjeru i utjecaj dvostrukog dodira. 

Što manje situacija koje ovise o procjeni suca to bolje suđenje. Zaleđe je uspješno riješeno VARom a igranje rukom sad već spada u kategoriju blamaže IFABa. 

S jedne strane se apsolutno slažem, ali s druge, ovo je brutalna kazna za nenamjerno posklizavanje. 

Stvarno mi ne pada na pamet nijedno drugo pravilo u sportu koje ima ovako neproporcionalno tešku kaznu za ovakav "prekršaj". 

Što je najgore na Uefinoj snimci se vidi da je Álvarez dirao loptu ne dva nego tri puta. Prvo je lijevom nogom dotaknuo loptu, onda je pucao desnom preko lijeve.

Ogavno je da neki ljudi i nakon toga pričaju o krađi, samo zato što je u pitanju Real.

Ne smiješ dirati loptu dva puta kad izvodiš penal, šta je tu nejasno? Meni je ovdje brutalna samo nesreća da se poskliznuo, ali događa se.

Tri puta? Onda nije trebalo poništiti gol? Pravilo kaže da se ne smije dirati dva puta, a o tri puta kaže što? Ništa? :)

Sve u svemu, vidljivo da ti je misija pokazati da suci ne kradu za Real, pa suci nisu strojevi, već ljudi, i pogriješe... Koji put favoriziraju ovoga ili onoga... Tzv. Velike klubove se u pravilu više favorizira, tako je to oduvijek.

Je li i ovdje takav slučaj ne znam i ne zanima me, ali kako je kolega međimurac s kojim se inače vrlo rijetko slažem dobro poentirao - nije li to prebrutalna kazna za takav "prekršaj"?

Pita nju profesor, od čega se sastoji penis kolegice?

Kaže ona, pa od kosti, kože...

Prekine on nju pa joj reče, smješkajući se, kolegice, kolegice, očito je to vaš dojam :)))

Team of the week

Gianluigi Donnarumma (Paris)

The big Italian "was decisive in his decision-making all night" according to the UEFA Technical Observer. As well as dealing impressively with a series of balls into his box he saved superbly from Luis Díaz in normal time, then won the tie with two stops in the shoot-out.

Denzel Dumfries (Inter)

Inter's hard-running Dutch full-back caught the eye for his all-round efforts against Feyenoord, from his pressing work and regains to his three line-breaking passes.

Emre Can (B. Dortmund)

Showed his leadership qualities once more, reading the game well and bringing composure on the ball. "He's excellent in duels and finds a solution in the difficult situations," added the UEFA Technical Observer of Can, who scored Dortmund's penalty equaliser in the comeback win against Lille.

Raúl Asencio (Real Madrid)

On a testing night at the Metropolitano, the young centre-back made 12 ball recoveries, stopped the two dribbles he faced and – in possession – effected nine deep progressions into the final third, be it with a pass or ball-carry.

Nuno Mendes (Paris)

A superb defensive effort up against Mohamed Salah, reflected by metrics such as 15 ball recoveries and six clearances. On the ball too he had an impact, making eight line-breaking passes.

Rodrigo De Paul (Atleti)

Diego Simeone's midfield general helped to deliver the intensity his coach demands, leading and organising from the centre – his work rate reflected by his 14 ball recoveries (12 in the opposition half). There was craft with the ball too with four key passes.

Pedri (Barcelona)

The UEFA Technical Observer praised an "incredible work rate" that was integral to Barcelona's dominance in midfield – highlighted by the 61 pressures he managed in the victory over Benfica. He exhibited his creative powers too with ten line-breaking passes completed.

Raheem Sterling (Arsenal)

Delivered a highly productive performance in the home draw with PSV by setting up both goals. According to the UEFA Technical Observer "as well as two assists he was good with his dribbling and breaking the lines and he gave Arsenal width with his positioning."

Marco Asensio (Aston Villa)

Gave a super-sub display in the second half against Club Brugge, scoring with two excellent finishes as he lifted Villa's attacking play a notch. As the UEFA Technical Observer said: "His clever movement to receive the ball between the lines and decisive forward runs gave Villa a threat in the second half."

Maximilian Beier (B. Dortmund)

Dortmund's match winner showcased the progression made during this breakthrough season with his first goal in the competition. He worked hard for his team also, making 12 ball recoveries.

Harry Kane (Bayern München)

Another goal, another assist and three key passes head the impressive metrics of Bayern's centre-forward who drew praise from the UEFA Technical Observer for his typically clever movement and hard work off the ball in the win against Leverkusen.