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In Madrid criticized Uriel Greenfeld: "Missed a clear penalty in favor of Real"

Former Spanish referee Ituralda Gonzalez claimed that the Israeli should have ruled on Gladbach's hand touch in the fourth minute.

And that was not the only criticism

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Wednesday, 28 October 2020, 06:13

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On the eve of last night's games (Tuesday) in the second round of the home stage of the Champions League, included performances by two Israelis: Manor Solomon completed a good 90 minutes in a 0-0 draw by Shakhtar Donetsk with Inter, followed by an equally good performance by referee Uriel Greenfeld. Who managed the dramatic game between Real Madrid and Mönchengladbach (2: 2) with a lot of confidence.

But it turns out that not everyone was happy with the level of judgment of Greenfeld, who conducted the game with an Israeli team alongside his assistants Roi Hassan and Idan Yarkoni, fourth referee Gal Leibowitz and screen referee Roi Reinschreiber, and enlisted the help of a Portuguese VAR referee.

Spain have reported several "controversial" moves that allegedly occurred during the game.

The first came as early as the fourth minute, when Gladbach player Matthias Gunter sent a ball raised by Lucas Vasquez towards Karim Benzema in the box.

In Madrid, it was claimed that Guinter touched the ball with his hand, which should have given the Blancos an 11-yard free kick.

"Lucas raised and a Mönchengladbach player jumped into the ball with an open hand. At the end of the move the ball hit him in the hand. In Spain it is a penalty," former referee Iturald Gonzalez told the SS, "This is the minimum required."

The "S" described the moment Greenfeld "missed a clear penalty" as "a decision that changed the game."

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A performance full of confidence, and there are still complaints.

Greenfeld last night (Photo: GettyImages)

Real also enjoyed his decisions.

Greenfeld with Varane and Cross (Photo: GettyImages)

Greenfeld's "Moment of Controversy": Gunter played with the ball in hand in the box?

(Screenshot from "Ace")

But Real also benefited from Greenfeld's decisions.

The Blancos' first goal from the feet of Karim Benzema in the 87th minute, starting from a kick by Casimiro in doubt outside the field.

Greenfeld again did not go for the VAR, but the TV cameras showed that he apparently made the right decision because the ball did not cross the field of play in full scope at the time of Casimiro's shot.

Either way, in Madrid they also complained that Greenfeld "stopped Real from having an explosive attack" when he was just finishing while the Blancos players rushed to attack and were numerically ahead of the Germans.

"The final whistle stopped the Blancos' momentum, and Benzema responded with dismissive gestures towards the referee," Marca described.

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