Champions League Games | Round of 16 | 7/8 March '23

[Tb1981]

Bellingham to step up I reckon

 

[BuryBlue1977]

That's a bit of a stretch, I'd say it's a soft 'Liverpool' handball. You see them given but it's rare, it's one from a few years ago where they decided if the ball hits your hand it's automatically a penalty no matter what happened.

No the rules clearly state if your arms away from your body it’s a pen. We’ll all be fuming when the same decision doesn’t go our way (and rightly so)

 

[danielwood5]

Not a Liverpool handball at anfield if it’s by Trent against us

Exactly, you see soft decisions like that given to Liverpool regularly but very rarely for everyone else.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

What the actual fuck was that penalty.

 

[heslops barnet]

No the rules clearly state if your arms away from your body it’s a pen. We’ll all be fuming when the same decision doesn’t go our way (and rightly so)

Even when your backs turned away from the ball?

 

[Gabriel]

Dortmund’s best hope is to drive into the box and draw contact. Whether they’ll be given a penalty is moot.

 

[skillman]

Cucurella is kamikaze isn’t he?! Like a pig in shit

 

[Woody135]

Chilwell has encroached much more than the dortmund player

 

[Manchester_lalala]

Chelsea with a very original song “Reece James, he’s one of our own”.

 

[Constantine]

I don’t think it matters unless the ball comes back to them, there was a penalty scored once (Pele, I think) where the penalty taker passed the ball backwards from the spot and the ball was smashed in the net.

So, the fact that he drags along the other players doesn't matter?