PSG DIALED IN THE LAST MINUTE AGAINST NEWCASTLE
The controversial penalty that they 'gave' to PSG to leave them alive in the Champions League
Published:29/11/2023 - 01:22h
Updated:29/11/2023 - 12:03h
Paris Saint-Germain is still alive in the UEFA Champions League after a controversial draw at home against Newcastle (1-1). Luis Enrique's men tied the game in the 90+5' with a penalty hand invented by referee Szymon Marciniak
A hand penalti of the side Tino Livramento in the minute 90+5 allowed to Paris Saint-Germain add a point in front of the Newcastle (1-1) that is supported by life in the Group F of the UEFA Champions League. The penalti, signalled by the main Szymon Marciniak after reviewing the action to request of the VAR, left in evidence the 'gift' to the Parisian group, since the hand of the British defender was totally involuntary.
The action of the controversial starred it Ousmane Dmebélé and Livramento. The 'Mosquito' tried a pass of right and the balloon hit in the side of the '21' of the Newcastle just before brushing his left forearm. Although there was contact with the hand, the action was not punishable, since the contact was totally haphazard and the arm of the English player was not in an unnatural position. However, the Polish referee sanctioned the penalti and Kylian Mbappé did effective the collection to sentence the tie.
The penalti that allowed empatar the party to the PSG in the last sigh.
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The PSG still depends on yes same to be leader of group
With the tie, the ones of Luis Enrique kept the second place of the group with 7 points, thanks to the victory of the Borussia Dortmund in Italy in front of the AC Milan (1-3). This result sealed the classification of the 'BVB' to eighth, since the Germans arrived to 10 points. However, Paris still can be leader of the group if it defeats to the group 'negriamarillo' in Dortmund in the last day by a difference of two or more goals.
By his part, the Newcastle remained third with the tie with 5 points, the same that the Milan, but with better difference of goals (+0 And -4, respectively). The 'urracas' receive to the 'rossoneri' in the last day in a duel to death that can define or to the second classified to eighth or to the team that will go to the 'playoff' of the Europe League. Nevertheless, both depend on a defeat of the PSG to classify, although the tie also could leave went to the Frenchmen if the Newcastle does the duties home.
