Abiodun Obasanu

@jharmo What a beautiful team play

Ademola Lookman dunking Real Madrid

@jharmo We no dey ever carry last in anything corruption

Can you guess who heads the Appeal Board and his country of origin?

This is the legit argument!

@jharmo Honestly, this is ridiculous! CAF is filled with corrupt elements

What a joke! If Article 82 truly applied, the referee should have ended the match immediately the Senegalese team left the pitch. You cannot allow play to resume, match completed and still apply article 82. It seems the regular funders have threatened CAF not to host again?

@jharmo @SatoTosin Arsenal fans have started dreaming again 😂

“WITH COHESION, TACTICAL DISCIPLINE, AND UNSTOPPABLE BELIEF, ARSENAL COULD FINALLY CONQUER EUROPE! ⚽ 🏆 MY CHAMPIONS LEAGUE PREDICTION” As the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 heads into the decisive second legs, several ties already look close to being settled. Paris Saint-Germain are expected to progress comfortably after establishing a commanding 5–2 lead against Chelsea in the first leg. Arsenal should also feel confident about their chances after securing a valuable draw away to Bayer Leverkusen. Elsewhere, Atlético Madrid appear to have one foot firmly in the quarter-finals following their huge first-leg victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Real Madrid are widely expected to comfortably defend their 3-0 advantage, while Bayern Munich have already effectively secured their place in the quarter-finals. FC Barcelona will meanwhile look to finish the job against Newcastle United. Assuming these results hold, the competition would move into a fascinating quarter-final stage. QUARTER FINALS PSG vs Liverpool Real Madrid vs Bayern Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal In these ties, PSG’s attacking strength may prove decisive against Liverpool FC, while Bayern and Real Madrid will face off in a tight battle of old rivalry, with Bayern expected to narrowly edge it. Barcelona would be too strong for Atlético Madrid, especially after losing out to them in the Copa del Rey, and Arsenal should have the quality and balance to defeat the wonder boys Bodo/Glimt. SEMI FINALS PSG vs Bayern – This tie promises to be a banana pile, with both sides boosting attacking firepower and creating constant chances. Bayern are compact and free-scoring, capable of punishing mistakes in transition, but they are not solid defensively. PSG’s discipline and ability to step up in big games gives them the edge. Expect an end-to-end, high-intensity clash where PSG’s experience and composure could allow them to escape narrowly. Barcelona vs Arsenal – Historically, Barcelona have had the edge in this fixture, especially in European knockout matches. They have always defeated Arsenal, but things could likely change this time. Barcelona will rely on their technical superiority and possession to control the game, but Arsenal’s cohesion, tactical discipline, and unstoppable belief could frustrate them while creating chances on the counter. This semi-final could be decided by a single decisive moment, giving Arsenal a real chance to overcome their Spanish rivals and reach the final. FINAL PSG vs Arsenal The final would be a clash of individual brilliance versus collective strength. PSG’s attacking firepower and star quality will be tested against Arsenal’s organisation, discipline, and cohesion. It promises to be a thrilling, open encounter, but Arsenal’s teamwork and belief could give them a real shot at lifting their first Champions League trophy. Winner Arsenal 🏆 If it happens, Arsenal FC would make history by lifting their first ever Champions League title, marking a historic moment for the club and its fans. © jamosabana 2026

@jharmo No wonder he allowed that to count. Nepotism!

The unusual case of Galvez Rascon in Girona, the first Second Division VAR appointed to a Barcelona match: The Madrid-born official has never refereed a LaLiga match on the field and made his first appearance involving the Blaugrana from the VOR room, where he failed to notify Soto Grado of the clear stamp on Koundé in the buildup to the decisive 2–1 goal. On Monday, he also became the first Second Division VAR assigned to a FC Barcelona game in LaLiga. It proved to be a controversial night. He inexplicably failed to alert the referee to Echeverri’s clear stamp on Jules Koundé in the buildup to Girona’s decisive 2–1 goal. Two rounds earlier, he had likewise made his debut in a Real Madrid fixture, overseeing the 2–1 win over Rayo Vallecano. In that match, the referee awarded a penalty to Brahim Diaz in the 100th minute, and Galvez Rascon opted not to intervene or recommend an on-field review.

@jharmo Thought the premier League was the worst with VAR

We understand Barcelona didn’t play well, but this shouldn’t be a match decider in the VAR era. This isn’t an excuse. It’s absolute corruption!

Even the VAR looked away with the stamp on Jules Kounde like it's nothing. Someone in Madrid is the head of the referee committee.

Hansi Flick needs to do something about Lamine Yamal. You can’t just allow an 18 year old to do as he likes on the field.

We honestly miss Johan Cruyff. This Lamine Yamal nonsense would have stopped.

@WhyTrendingNg It's just a game man. Barcelona fans are pathetic losers

Just smile when you see this 😀

@WhyTrendingNg Definitely

@BeedeeOba Beating Barcelona requires a lot of energy so they are paying the price

Beat Barcelona at your risk