Just rewatched a highlights video of the incident and he goes down in obvious pain with his hands nowhere near his head (which you would do if you were trying to con the ref). Only after he's on the ground does he cover his face with his hands (like you might well do if you were in pain). The highlights don't show what he did after that (and I'll hold my hands up if he made some motion suggesting he'd been hit in the head), but I don't remember him complaining and pointing to his head.
At this level one lapse can be the difference between lifting the trophy or not. Edersons mistake , Rodri's wayward passes and Walker not picking up the man behind him, all meet that test.
He's a very good player. For such a big lad he is incredibly quick, Showed his strength tonight Ruben Dias literally bounced off him. More impressed with his link up play though.
Agreed. Gundog the first name on the team sheet for the second leg. Back to his old home... he is bound to score at least one!
Agreed. I'd rather have had Bernie in the middle and Gundogan roaming free up front.
No, 3-2 and we win on away goals
As I said before you wear blue tainted glasses.He was certainly NOT our top player.
Classic!!