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@justdammyyy @TouchlineX I am not sure I am seeing the competitiveness here. As far as I can see, there’s no difference here, and given that should arsenal draw or lose. Then the difference between psg and city would be that psg has one more title than city in the same timeframe

@Brightonelpk @TouchlineX Not 6 in a row though... and EPL is much more competitive.

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Ligue 1 winners in the last 9 years! 🏆 • 17/18: PSG. • 18/19: PSG. • 19/20: PSG. • 20/21: Lille. • 21/22: PSG. • 22/23: PSG. • 23/24: PSG. • 24/25: PSG. • 25/26: PSG.

@justdammyyy @TouchlineX its actually the same with epl since 2017, City has won 6 leagues out of 8

@TouchlineX Farmer's league bro

@lone_prince16 @ThaEuropeanLad Fact that he played less, yet has 16 g/a, highest...don't forget how psg struggled without Dembele. Kvara, Barcola, Doue were poor without Dembele, couldnt click. zero coordination, eg. Kvara scores only when Dembele is in the pitch, its why the attack is alive now with him fit

Despite starting only 9 games this season Ousmane Dembele has been won Ligue 1 player of the season?! Khvicha Kvaratskhelia plays badminton?

@MajokkC @BayernTalks you will think his team hasn't used its financial muscle for years to entice and grab any player that seems to do well for other Bundesliga teams, destroying competition.

@BayernTalks What is this obsession

PSG is like a spoiled kid with rich parents. They needed their parents money to achieve something, that also after multiple failed tries, spending billions in the process. Somehow this kid got what he wanted and now thinks he can eat on the same table as those who worked hard.

@Afcworrior41 @Ennykay01 @Adikastakes You can thrive, that’s the point. You think psg didn’t struggle? well I watch all their games, it did. But if you don’t trust ALL your players, then you’d suffer, player management is vital with so many competitions, including internationals. Stop blaming psg and learn

@Brightonelpk @Ennykay01 @Adikastakes And how many champs does he have with all that. I see you really don't understand the point, you can't trive with players always running and running if they don't get enough rest, and pep always has 60 other good players on the bench ,hence the frequent rotation

Easy to run when you can rest and only play in important UCL games.

@Afcworrior41 @Ennykay01 @Adikastakes lol, guardiola rotates his team, you never know who will play, try using city players for fpl. Yet he won how many leagues so far? 6 in 9 years, and has never finished below position 3, and he won the league 4 consecutive times, and he rotates like no other coach.

@Ennykay01 @Adikastakes Lol 😂 And that's cause of the quality of the league bro You do that in premier League and you'd definitely not be able to keep up with the league, but they do that there and still win the league comfortably cause other teams over there are nearly shit

@Choppy6101 @CFCMods they know, they just want an excuse for their clubs failures its easier than taking accountability .they think they have the best league in the world, yet psg been destroying their best teams, and France performs better than England in competitions

@CFCMods Did you know psg have been struggling with injuries right throughout the season they still play the most games out of any other team in the world from last season till now

I’m sorry but this is why I can never ever take Ligue 1 seriously, this is why they’re easily able to make back to back UCL Finals, you can’t compete with this.

@carl_royale @iMiaSanMia From certain angle it looked like his arm dipped to control the ball, and that the angle the ref, linesman saw, at speed. But as it’s not an incident covered by VAR, we have the luxury to replay at slow speed, or even pause to analyze whether it did hit his hand or not.

@carl_royale @iMiaSanMia Look at the play. Mendes “saw” the handball, raised his arm to protest, as players do, ball hit his arm. From close distance. Linesman and the ref “saw” the same, Laimer’s hand control, you can see mendes running and making the handball gesture to the ref. Wasn’t a VAR area

Konrad Laimer on a handball being called against him before Nuno Mendes' handball: "You don't feel it during the game itself. I thought I had played the ball with my stomach, and then Mendes with his hand. The referee whistled for handball against me five seconds later. That's really strange. Things could definitely have gone better for us today, including the other handball [on João Neves]." • The handball on you was called by the fourth official.. Laimer: "Since when does the fourth official intervene in the game? I've never experienced that before. But that's not my business; I can't change it now anyway. That would have been a decisive moment if PSG had lost a player so early In games like these, it comes down to a few small details. I always felt we could turn things around. But today it wasn't enough. That's really tough"

@SHEPHERD_1bo Plus mendes’s hand is up protesting a Laimer’s handball when the ball hits his arm, you can see that he’s focus on what even after the whistle, you can see his gesture.

Another robbery in the history of football always against German teams.

@nitro73955 @JamesPearceLFC Davies was defending, Neves isn’t here. No penalty, ball hits Neves from his teammate’s clearance, rule is clear, zero unfair advantage here. Davies’s situation, the rule says it’s not a penalty provided the hand was in its natural position, the ref here has to decide if it was

@JamesPearceLFC That's a clear daylight robbery because Davies was given the same in Paris

Handball rule has changed since last week

@FC_Bayern39 @bayernicks Neves was ducking from the clearance. And the rule doesn’t say that by the way. Please also understand why a handful is an offense in the first, perhaps you’ll understand why this can never be a penalty. If Neves was defending, yes, but he wasn’t…zero unfair advantage here

@bayernicks Die Regel besagt aber auch, dass es ein Elfmeter ist wenn der Mitspieler den Ball klärt und es eine unnatürliche Handhaltung ist oder die Hand zum Ball geht, dann ist es auch Elfmeter. Die Aktion von neves ist dementsprechend nicht nach Regelwerk entschieden worden.

“The rules state if the ball hits a players hand in the penalty area after being kicked by your own teammate it can’t be a penalty.” Oh so now we’re following the rule book? The rules also state that when the ball touches a legal part of your body before your arm it’s not a pen.

@1Ballack1 @Der_Augustus Nuno had raised his hands to protest the handball, a moment before the ball hit his arm. The linesman thought he saw Laimer’s handball control too.I’m not sure why this deserved a yellow card, or you’d feel cheated,play your game,football is 11 v 11, why look for cheap advantages

@Der_Augustus They say that Laimer made handball first

I can understand the penalty call, but this one is a yellow card all day, awkward body position, clearly trying to stop a dangerous counter with Bayern in a promising situation. That should be a straight 2nd yellow, a red card, and that’s it.

@Der_Augustus He wasn’t trying to stop the counter, he raised his arm a moment before to protest Bayern player’s hand ball, that’s what players do isn’t it?

@azalhasnawi @vcatalina96 x.com/i/status/20494…

@vcatalina96 Bayern did not get eliminated because of the refs, but PSG qualified because of the refs. PSG was more clinical and congrats to them. BUT many times things should have gone our way and they went their way, as with the first leg, when that penalty gave them an advantage at HT.

Unpopular opinion. But I’m not a fan at all of blaming the referee. Yes, Nuno Mendes should’ve been sent off. But Bayern did not get eliminated because of the referee. PSG were more clinical, cleverer and more efficient when it mattered. The difference was a goal in the end. PSG were exactly that one goal better though and are deservedly in the final. This Bayern team CAN win the Champions League. But for that to happen, the team needs to learn when to go all-out attack and when to simply control a game without taking too many risks.

@azalhasnawi @vcatalina96 bayern's penalty was actually a foul on pacho by diaz, he literally went for pacho's leg

@VFHighlights @nigertale @TouchlineX see we are looking at the same incident and have a different conclusion, the ref is given the authority to make the call given their training. Again, some rules are straight forward, some allow for the ref to make the final decision.

@Brightonelpk @nigertale @TouchlineX Yh cause he’s standstill but you don’t know if a player like dembele is going to blow past him or hit so you have to open up your body for the threat dembele knocks it past you. It’s just unfortunate he whacked it instead, it bounced his thigh into his hand which was still close

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Vincent Kompany: "Look, why is it not a red card? I do NOT understand... Why we concede a penalty in Paris and we don't receive one here?!" "I understand the rules, but the hand was above his head" "It felt like there was a hand that tilted it to the wrong side for us."

@VFHighlights @nigertale @TouchlineX to block the ball no, he's a defender. its why he had both hands behind him to begin with. Extended arm is always risk in the box

@Brightonelpk @nigertale @TouchlineX So he should extend his arm? 😂

@VFHighlights @nigertale @TouchlineX you still stand by this even from the video?

@Brightonelpk @nigertale @TouchlineX The hand didn’t move into the trajectory, the ball hit him, then it hit his hand. His hand didn’t stop the cross his body stopped the cross. It was a bounce off his body that resulted it hitting his hand