The controversial goal disallowed in Leipzig vs Real Madrid: Did the VAR act well?

The controversial goal disallowed in Leipzig vs Real Madrid: Did the VAR act well?

February 13, 2024 – 17:53

The round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League has started and there has already been a controversy that is causing people to talk on social networks.

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During the match between Leipzig and the real Madridfor the first leg of the round of 16 of the Champions League, the VAR was once again the protagonist in a play that will cause people to talk during the course of the day.

As soon as the match began, after a corner kick in favor of the local team, the scoring opened with a goal from Benjamin Sesko. Seconds later, The VAR made the decision to annul the German team’s goal due to an alleged offside.

The images quickly went viral on social networks, where there are users who defend the decision and others who talk about a ”theft” on the part of Real Madrid. What the VAR considers is that the offside is not the player who ends up scoring, but rather the one who ”bothers” the goalkeeper, since That player would be intervening in the play while he is not authorized.

The video of the controversy

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The VAR authorities decided to charge offside after the German team’s goal

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How teams are formed

RB Leipzig formation

Headlines

  • (1) Péter Gulácsi
  • (2) Mohamed Simakan
  • (16) Lukas Klostermann
  • (4) Willi Orban
  • (22) David Raum
  • (7) Dani Olmo
  • (39) Benjamin Henrichs
  • (24) Xavier Schlager
  • (20) Xavi Simons
  • (17) Lois Openda
  • (30) Benjamin Sesko

Substitutes

  • (21) Janis Blaswich
  • (25) Leopold Zingerle
  • (3) Christopher Lenz
  • (5) The Chadaille Bitshiabu
  • (23) Castello Lukeba
  • (6) Eljif Elmas
  • (8) Amadou Haidara
  • (13) Nicolas Seiwald
  • (14) Christoph Baumgartner
  • (38) Nuha Jatta
  • (44) Kevin Kampl
  • (9) Yussuf Poulsen

Coach: Marco Rose

Real Madrid formation confirmed

Headlines

  • (13) Andriy Lunin
  • (2) Dani Carvajal
  • (6) Nacho Fernandez
  • (18) Aurélien Tchouaméni
  • (23) Ferland Mendy
  • (15) Federico Valverde
  • (8) Toni Kroos
  • (12) Eduardo Camavinga
  • (21) Brahim Díaz
  • (11) Rodrygo
  • (7) Vinicius Junior

Substitutes

  • (25) Kepa Arrizabalaga
  • (30) Fran González
  • (20) Fran García
  • (34) Alvaro Carrillo
  • (41) Jacobo Ramon
  • (17) Lucas Vazquez
  • (10) Luka Modric
  • (19) Dani Ceballos
  • (24) Arda Güler
  • (28) Mario Martin
  • (32) Nicolás Paz
  • (14) Joselu

Coach: Carlo Ancelotti

Source: Ambito

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