#12 wrote:Even we had assistance in 2013...
I‘m not denying they have had games with doubtful decisions, but not much more so than others IMHO... I can remember the game, just not the yellow... I think they'd habe conceded a fourth at least being down a man... IF that penalty would’ve even gone in... Maybe they won by a goal too much... But basically solely attributing this to bad refereeing doesn’t do it justice IMHO...
MUTU wrote:For once I have to agree with #12. Even Neymar simulated while on a yellow. The referee was simply poor but definitely didn't favour one team over another.
If the ref had awarded the Ramos handball it would have been a soft penalty IMO. The Italian commentators also agreed with the ref that it was no penalty.America USA wrote:MUTU wrote:For once I have to agree with #12. Even Neymar simulated while on a yellow. The referee was simply poor but definitely didn't favour one team over another.
I don’t know but I think RM players got away with a lot more fouling and diving than PSG players. Yes RM were the better team and maybe deserved a win but once again the vital decision (Ramos handball) went in the Spanish team’s favour.
MUTU wrote:For once I have to agree with #12. Even Neymar simulated while on a yellow. The referee was simply poor but definitely didn't favour one team over another.
America USA wrote:^ Hey stat guy. What chance does PSG have at home to overturn this defeat and put Real Madrid out?
shpati_L1 wrote:shpati_L1 wrote:3-1 Madrid.
Helo
PowerHouse wrote:ugh i hate HATE real madrid. ****! why do they never lose big games
aterford wrote:#12 wrote:Even we had assistance in 2013...
I‘m not denying they have had games with doubtful decisions, but not much more so than others IMHO... I can remember the game, just not the yellow... I think they'd habe conceded a fourth at least being down a man... IF that penalty would’ve even gone in... Maybe they won by a goal too much... But basically solely attributing this to bad refereeing doesn’t do it justice IMHO...
you're right, it's not solely due to bad refereeing.
it's also in large part due to the fact that Emery got just about every single decision wrong (though, to his credit, he was smart enough to play that Mbappe kid, bold move on his part). Poor starting XI and worse substitutions.
Taking off Cavani for Meunier, moving Alves to midfield....*that* is when the game truly opened up. PSG were clearly the better team in the first half and for most of the second half. Zidane played to win the game and Emery sat there sucking his thumb.
Even taking into account the penalty the teams were neck and neck in xG (and you'll notice a big spike in xG in Madrid's favor once that substitution was made)
MUTU wrote:For once I have to agree with #12. Even Neymar simulated while on a yellow. The referee was simply poor but definitely didn't favour one team over another.
Manchu wrote:I have no idea. I don't do the stats, I merely follow them, and this type statistic(prediction of game odds based on starting lineups) doesn't work until the lineups are announced, and lineup decisions can big effects on team quality and hence odds. For example, starting Mbappe(who, for all his talent, is only 19) instead of Di Maria, starting Celso instead of Draxler, starting Areola instead of Trapp, and starting Kimpembe instead of Silva are all decisions which hurt PSG, while on the contrary Zidane went with more or less his best starting lineup.
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