Bayern Munich struck a big blow on Tuesday on the lawn of the Parc des Princes. By winning 2-1 against the defending champion, the Bavarian giant confirmed its status as the best team in Europe at the moment.
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And if the Bavarians dominated the debates during the first 45 minutes and logically led 2-0 when returning to the locker room, anger rumbled at the break. The fault was the exclusion of Luis Diaz just before half-time following his nasty tackle on Achraf Hakimi.
Maurizio Mariani, the referee of the match, initially sent the Uruguayan striker a simple yellow card. May invited by the VAR to review the images, the Italian whistleblower finally revised his judgment and gave the former Liverpool player a red card. Enough to provoke the anger of the Munich camp.
“Luis Campos was also upbeat”
While the Bavarian players protested to the referee, the tone rose on the sidelines as Giovanni Castaldi recounted, with certain members of the Munich staff not hesitating to insult their Parisian counterparts.
“There were a lot of protests from Bayern players, he told La Chaîne L’Equipe. And the Bayern Munich bench was extremely vehement, even insulting towards the fourth referee, the bench and the staff of Paris SG. Luis Campos was also up and it created a lot of arguments on the sidelines. »
