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Just not to concede the penalty for Garcia’s hands, Lautaro was offside. On Pedri’s goal, Ansu Fati’s blow clears everything

It does practically all the Var (therefore Van Boekel): in the good, in the … hands and in the uncertainty. First episode, minute 22 ‘of the first half: dueling for the ball with Correa, Garcia commits an evident hand ball but the penalty is not granted because previously – with the help of the video, legitimate as Martinez does not touch the ball – there is a offside (with a head) impacting Lautaro’s own in contending for the ball against Christensen. It is an offside preceding the coup de … hand: decisive.

From Ansu Fati to Dumfries

Second episode at 21 ‘st: on a cross from the right, Onana touches his hand but between the gesture of the goalkeeper and the goal from Pedri there is a handful of Ansu Fati that clears everything. 1-1 is canceled. Third episode at 45 ‘st: here the referee Vincic admits that he has not noticed anything; the Var seems to certify Dumfries’ non-certainty of touch – with his right wrist – which closes the episode.

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