Bayern Munich vs Arsenal referee does not charge a penalty for being a “child’s mistake”

During the match between Arsenal and Bayern Munich, the referee Swedish –Glenn Nyberg– was involved in the controversy in the second half, since He did not score a penalty against the English team because he considered that the hand inside the area was a “children’s mistake”.

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Given the situation, the Bayern Munich coach –Tomas Tuchel– showed his inconvenience and shared the version that his players gave him:

The referee made a huge mistake, it was a penalty for handball. I know it was an incredible situation. They put the ball down, the referee whistled (for the goalkeeper to serve) and the defender took the ball with his hands. “What really bothered us was the explanation on the court.”

Lmao bro has a point, this is a penalty- pic.twitter.com/uuJvkFND2Z

— Trey (@UTDTrey) April 9, 2024

The referee Glenn Nybergaccording to the Bavarian team’s own footballers, told them that I would not score a penalty in his favor because the mistake was ‘children’s‘to be a match in the Champions League Quarterfinals:

He told us that it was a ‘childish mistake’ and that he would not sanction that in a Champions League quarterfinal. It’s a completely new way of interpreting the penalty, the rules. It’s a horrible explanation. Children’s mistake, adult mistake, it doesn’t matter. “We are angry because it was a huge decision against us.”

For its part, Harry Kane also raised his voice before the penalty not scored in favor of Bayern Munich, showing your annoyance against the whistling swedish, Glenn Nyberg:

The referee blows his whistle, the goalkeeper passes the ball to Gabriel and he takes the ball with his hands. That’s crazy. “It’s a silly and childish mistake, but it’s the clearest penalty I’ve ever seen.”

The return of the Quarterfinals in between Bayern Munich y Arsenal will be played Wednesday April 17 at the Allianz Arena in Germany; will begin at 13:00 hours (Mexico City Center time).

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