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![Furious Harry Kane has claimed that Gabriel's handball fiasco last night was the 'clearest penalty' he'd ever seen, while his Bayern Munich comrades also fumed at a 'stupid' situation.<br/><br/>Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes handled the ball in the second half after David Raya played a short pass to him, with Bayern leading 2-1 at the time. <br/><br/>Referee Glenn Nyberg had blown his whistle but there was a misunderstanding, with Gabriel thinking he was taking the goal kick. <br/><br/>Nyberg was lenient and allowed play to continue - a decision that sparked fury on the pitch, on the sidelines, and in Germany - before Arsenal went on to equalize through Leandro Trossard. <br/><br/>'We should have gotten a clear penalty when the referee blew his whistle,' Kane vented. <br/><br/>'The goalkeeper passed the ball and Gabriel took it into his hands. That’s the clearest penalty I’ve ever seen.' <br/><br/>Bayern had to settle for a 2-2 draw in a thrilling match. Bukayo Saka had put Arsenal ahead in the first half, but Serge Gnabry equalized before Kane put the German giants ahead from the spot, courtesy of Leroy Sane drawing a foul from William Saliba.<br/><br/>Muller was seething with the decision to let Gabriel off the hook. He said: 'The referee saw it. The mistake was too stupid and petty for him to award a penalty. But he doesn't have to decide that. <br/><br/>'The referee is there to enforce the rules. Even if you may not be satisfied with the rule. I don't think the rule says: OK if it wasn't intentional, put the ball down again for a goal kick... I don't know what it says. I think it’s a clear penalty.'<br/><br/>Thomas Tuchel was apoplectic when speaking about the referee's allowance for Gabriel, branding Nyberg's justification as 'horrible'.<br/><br/>'For me, for all of us, he (the referee) made a huge mistake not giving the handball penalty,' he said. <br/><br/>'I know it is a crazy situation but they put the ball down, he whistles, gives it, and the defender [Gabriel] takes it in his hand.<br/><br/>‘What makes us angry is the explanation on the field. He told our players that it was a “kid’s mistake” and he would not give a penalty like this in a quarter-final.<br/><br/>'This is a horrible, horrible explanation. He is judging handballs. Kid’s mistake, adult’s mistake. Whatever. We feel angry because it is a huge decision against us.’<br/><br/>German tabloid Bild felt that Bayern had been robbed, starting their piece on the controversy with the exclamation: 'That would have been victory!' <br/><br/>Even on English shores, the opinion of pundits is that Arsenal - and Gabriel - escaped an ignominious punishment for his mistake. <br/><br/>While Gabriel's mistake was understandable - he just thought Raya was teeing him up to take the goal kick - at the highest level, it is clear he dodged a bullet. <br/><br/>Rio Ferdinand told TNT Sports: 'It's a pen, oh my gosh. How can that not be given?<br/><br/>'I was so adamant that [Bukayo] Saka's one was, I'm even more for this. It's unbelievable. How can he blow the whistle like that and not give it?'<br/><br/>Martin Keown labeled it 'absolutely in](https://cdn5.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KAxkcoGSwAJ9QFJMnZ0uvqF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_bayern-munich39s-rage-at-stupid-gabriel-handball-harry-kane-says-it39s-the-clearest-penalty-i39ve-seen.jpg "Furious Harry Kane has claimed that Gabriel's handball fiasco last night was the 'clearest penalty' he'd ever seen, while his Bayern Munich comrades also fumed at a 'stupid' situation.<br/><br/>Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes handled the ball in the second half after David Raya played a short pass to him, with Bayern leading 2-1 at the time. <br/><br/>Referee Glenn Nyberg had blown his whistle but there was a misunderstanding, with Gabriel thinking he was taking the goal kick. <br/><br/>Nyberg was lenient and allowed play to continue - a decision that sparked fury on the pitch, on the sidelines, and in Germany - before Arsenal went on to equalize through Leandro Trossard. <br/><br/>'We should have gotten a clear penalty when the referee blew his whistle,' Kane vented. <br/><br/>'The goalkeeper passed the ball and Gabriel took it into his hands. That’s the clearest penalty I’ve ever seen.' <br/><br/>Bayern had to settle for a 2-2 draw in a thrilling match. Bukayo Saka had put Arsenal ahead in the first half, but Serge Gnabry equalized before Kane put the German giants ahead from the spot, courtesy of Leroy Sane drawing a foul from William Saliba.<br/><br/>Muller was seething with the decision to let Gabriel off the hook. He said: 'The referee saw it. The mistake was too stupid and petty for him to award a penalty. But he doesn't have to decide that. <br/><br/>'The referee is there to enforce the rules. Even if you may not be satisfied with the rule. I don't think the rule says: OK if it wasn't intentional, put the ball down again for a goal kick... I don't know what it says. I think it’s a clear penalty.'<br/><br/>Thomas Tuchel was apoplectic when speaking about the referee's allowance for Gabriel, branding Nyberg's justification as 'horrible'.<br/><br/>'For me, for all of us, he (the referee) made a huge mistake not giving the handball penalty,' he said. <br/><br/>'I know it is a crazy situation but they put the ball down, he whistles, gives it, and the defender [Gabriel] takes it in his hand.<br/><br/>‘What makes us angry is the explanation on the field. He told our players that it was a “kid’s mistake” and he would not give a penalty like this in a quarter-final.<br/><br/>'This is a horrible, horrible explanation. He is judging handballs. Kid’s mistake, adult’s mistake. Whatever. We feel angry because it is a huge decision against us.’<br/><br/>German tabloid Bild felt that Bayern had been robbed, starting their piece on the controversy with the exclamation: 'That would have been victory!' <br/><br/>Even on English shores, the opinion of pundits is that Arsenal - and Gabriel - escaped an ignominious punishment for his mistake. <br/><br/>While Gabriel's mistake was understandable - he just thought Raya was teeing him up to take the goal kick - at the highest level, it is clear he dodged a bullet. <br/><br/>Rio Ferdinand told TNT Sports: 'It's a pen, oh my gosh. How can that not be given?<br/><br/>'I was so adamant that [Bukayo] Saka's one was, I'm even more for this. It's unbelievable. How can he blow the whistle like that and not give it?'<br/><br/>Martin Keown labeled it 'absolutely in")
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_pundits-are-split-over-whether-this-should-have-been-a-penalty-after-arsenal-star-was-tripped-by-manuel-neuer-in-2-2-dra.jpg "Bukayo Saka and his Arsenal team-mates were left fuming after being denied a penalty in the dying seconds of their Champions League draw with Bayern Munich on Tuesday.<br/><br/>Substitute Leandro Trossard came on to score the equalizing goal for the Gunners 15 minutes from time, but there were calls for them to have a shot at taking a lead into next week's reverse leg.<br/><br/>Saka burst into the Germans' penalty area, and looked to have taken it around the goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, only for the shot-stopper to bring him down - and the referee quickly waved it away. <br/><br/>Saka was seen confronting the Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg after the full-time whistle was blown - but the incident has left pundits split over whether the right call was made or not. <br/><br/>TNT Sports pundits Rio Ferdinand and Martin Keown were left in disbelief at the referee's decision to not award Arsenal a penalty. <br/><br/>Former Arsenal defender Keown said: 'Neuer is going towards that ball, he comes out and makes the challenge. For me, that's a penalty all day long.'<br/><br/>Ferdinand added in disbelief: 'How has that not been given? With VAR, with everything, I can't believe that's not been given.'<br/><br/>He felt that Saka was Arsenal's 'most dangerous player', and that the Gunners had played 'so well' at times during the 2-2 draw, noting 'they were the team pushing towards the end to get the result'.<br/><br/>However, on commentary, Ally McCoist accused Saka of 'throwing his foot in', before adding: 'The referee might just have got that one correct because I don't think Saka needs to throw his right leg into him.' <br/><br/>The Scottish football icon added: 'He got there first, but there's an element, he throws his right leg into him.' <br/><br/>Co-commentator Owen Hargreaves also concurred with McCoist's view of the controversial incident.<br/><br/>Immediately after the game, Trossard told TNT Sports: 'On the pitch, it looked like a penalty to me. I haven't seen the replay, but for me, it looked like it was clear contact.' <br/><br/>Speaking after the game, Mikel Arteta diplomatically answered: ‘I haven’t seen it. The decision has been made, we cannot change that.'<br/><br/>He added he can sympathize with Saka's reaction 'if he had that belief that it was a penalty, for sure’. <br/><br/>The game finished 2-2, leaving the game finely poised going into next Wednesday's return leg at the Allianz Arena in Munich. <br/><br/>Saka and Trossard got Arsenal's goals, either side of Serge Gnabry and Harry Kane scoring for Bayern Munich, the latter from the penalty spot.")
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![Furious Harry Kane has claimed that Gabriel's handball fiasco last night was the 'clearest penalty' he'd ever seen, while his Bayern Munich comrades also fumed at a 'stupid' situation.<br/><br/>Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes handled the ball in the second half after David Raya played a short pass to him, with Bayern leading 2-1 at the time. <br/><br/>Referee Glenn Nyberg had blown his whistle but there was a misunderstanding, with Gabriel thinking he was taking the goal kick. <br/><br/>Nyberg was lenient and allowed play to continue - a decision that sparked fury on the pitch, on the sidelines, and in Germany - before Arsenal went on to equalize through Leandro Trossard. <br/><br/>'We should have gotten a clear penalty when the referee blew his whistle,' Kane vented. <br/><br/>'The goalkeeper passed the ball and Gabriel took it into his hands. That’s the clearest penalty I’ve ever seen.' <br/><br/>Bayern had to settle for a 2-2 draw in a thrilling match. Bukayo Saka had put Arsenal ahead in the first half, but Serge Gnabry equalized before Kane put the German giants ahead from the spot, courtesy of Leroy Sane drawing a foul from William Saliba.<br/><br/>Muller was seething with the decision to let Gabriel off the hook. He said: 'The referee saw it. The mistake was too stupid and petty for him to award a penalty. But he doesn't have to decide that. <br/><br/>'The referee is there to enforce the rules. Even if you may not be satisfied with the rule. I don't think the rule says: OK if it wasn't intentional, put the ball down again for a goal kick... I don't know what it says. I think it’s a clear penalty.'<br/><br/>Thomas Tuchel was apoplectic when speaking about the referee's allowance for Gabriel, branding Nyberg's justification as 'horrible'.<br/><br/>'For me, for all of us, he (the referee) made a huge mistake not giving the handball penalty,' he said. <br/><br/>'I know it is a crazy situation but they put the ball down, he whistles, gives it, and the defender [Gabriel] takes it in his hand.<br/><br/>‘What makes us angry is the explanation on the field. He told our players that it was a “kid’s mistake” and he would not give a penalty like this in a quarter-final.<br/><br/>'This is a horrible, horrible explanation. He is judging handballs. Kid’s mistake, adult’s mistake. Whatever. We feel angry because it is a huge decision against us.’<br/><br/>German tabloid Bild felt that Bayern had been robbed, starting their piece on the controversy with the exclamation: 'That would have been victory!' <br/><br/>Even on English shores, the opinion of pundits is that Arsenal - and Gabriel - escaped an ignominious punishment for his mistake. <br/><br/>While Gabriel's mistake was understandable - he just thought Raya was teeing him up to take the goal kick - at the highest level, it is clear he dodged a bullet. <br/><br/>Rio Ferdinand told TNT Sports: 'It's a pen, oh my gosh. How can that not be given?<br/><br/>'I was so adamant that [Bukayo] Saka's one was, I'm even more for this. It's unbelievable. How can he blow the whistle like that and not give it?'<br/><br/>Martin Keown labeled it 'absolutely in](https://cdn5.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KAxkcoGSwAJ9QFJMnZ0uvqF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_bayern-munich39s-rage-at-stupid-gabriel-handball-harry-kane-says-it39s-the-clearest-penalty-i39ve-seen.webp "Furious Harry Kane has claimed that Gabriel's handball fiasco last night was the 'clearest penalty' he'd ever seen, while his Bayern Munich comrades also fumed at a 'stupid' situation.<br/><br/>Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes handled the ball in the second half after David Raya played a short pass to him, with Bayern leading 2-1 at the time. <br/><br/>Referee Glenn Nyberg had blown his whistle but there was a misunderstanding, with Gabriel thinking he was taking the goal kick. <br/><br/>Nyberg was lenient and allowed play to continue - a decision that sparked fury on the pitch, on the sidelines, and in Germany - before Arsenal went on to equalize through Leandro Trossard. <br/><br/>'We should have gotten a clear penalty when the referee blew his whistle,' Kane vented. <br/><br/>'The goalkeeper passed the ball and Gabriel took it into his hands. That’s the clearest penalty I’ve ever seen.' <br/><br/>Bayern had to settle for a 2-2 draw in a thrilling match. Bukayo Saka had put Arsenal ahead in the first half, but Serge Gnabry equalized before Kane put the German giants ahead from the spot, courtesy of Leroy Sane drawing a foul from William Saliba.<br/><br/>Muller was seething with the decision to let Gabriel off the hook. He said: 'The referee saw it. The mistake was too stupid and petty for him to award a penalty. But he doesn't have to decide that. <br/><br/>'The referee is there to enforce the rules. Even if you may not be satisfied with the rule. I don't think the rule says: OK if it wasn't intentional, put the ball down again for a goal kick... I don't know what it says. I think it’s a clear penalty.'<br/><br/>Thomas Tuchel was apoplectic when speaking about the referee's allowance for Gabriel, branding Nyberg's justification as 'horrible'.<br/><br/>'For me, for all of us, he (the referee) made a huge mistake not giving the handball penalty,' he said. <br/><br/>'I know it is a crazy situation but they put the ball down, he whistles, gives it, and the defender [Gabriel] takes it in his hand.<br/><br/>‘What makes us angry is the explanation on the field. He told our players that it was a “kid’s mistake” and he would not give a penalty like this in a quarter-final.<br/><br/>'This is a horrible, horrible explanation. He is judging handballs. Kid’s mistake, adult’s mistake. Whatever. We feel angry because it is a huge decision against us.’<br/><br/>German tabloid Bild felt that Bayern had been robbed, starting their piece on the controversy with the exclamation: 'That would have been victory!' <br/><br/>Even on English shores, the opinion of pundits is that Arsenal - and Gabriel - escaped an ignominious punishment for his mistake. <br/><br/>While Gabriel's mistake was understandable - he just thought Raya was teeing him up to take the goal kick - at the highest level, it is clear he dodged a bullet. <br/><br/>Rio Ferdinand told TNT Sports: 'It's a pen, oh my gosh. How can that not be given?<br/><br/>'I was so adamant that [Bukayo] Saka's one was, I'm even more for this. It's unbelievable. How can he blow the whistle like that and not give it?'<br/><br/>Martin Keown labeled it 'absolutely in")
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_sorry-for-your-loss-on-the-next-episode-of-cbs-fbi.webp "Experience the emotional rollercoaster in the official “Sorry for Your Loss” clip from the CBS FBI Season 6 Episode 8, crafted by Dick Wolf and Craig Turk. Starring: Missy Peregrym, Zeeko Zaki, and more. Watch the drama unfold on Paramount+!<br/><br/>FBI Cast:<br/><br/>Missy Peregrym, Zeeko Zaki, John Boyd, Katherine Renee Kane, Alana de la Garaz and Jeremy Sisto<br/><br/>Stream FBI Season 6 now Paramount+!")
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_sorry-for-your-loss-on-the-next-episode-of-cbs-fbi-124.webp "Experience the emotional rollercoaster in the official “Sorry for Your Loss” clip from the CBS FBI Season 6 Episode 8, crafted by Dick Wolf and Craig Turk. Starring: Missy Peregrym, Zeeko Zaki, and more. Watch the drama unfold on Paramount+!<br/><br/>FBI Cast:<br/><br/>Missy Peregrym, Zeeko Zaki, John Boyd, Katherine Renee Kane, Alana de la Garaz and Jeremy Sisto<br/><br/>Stream FBI Season 6 now Paramount+!")
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_pundits-are-split-over-whether-this-should-have-been-a-penalty-after-arsenal-star-was-tripped-by-manuel-neuer-in-2-2-dra.webp "Bukayo Saka and his Arsenal team-mates were left fuming after being denied a penalty in the dying seconds of their Champions League draw with Bayern Munich on Tuesday.<br/><br/>Substitute Leandro Trossard came on to score the equalizing goal for the Gunners 15 minutes from time, but there were calls for them to have a shot at taking a lead into next week's reverse leg.<br/><br/>Saka burst into the Germans' penalty area, and looked to have taken it around the goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, only for the shot-stopper to bring him down - and the referee quickly waved it away. <br/><br/>Saka was seen confronting the Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg after the full-time whistle was blown - but the incident has left pundits split over whether the right call was made or not. <br/><br/>TNT Sports pundits Rio Ferdinand and Martin Keown were left in disbelief at the referee's decision to not award Arsenal a penalty. <br/><br/>Former Arsenal defender Keown said: 'Neuer is going towards that ball, he comes out and makes the challenge. For me, that's a penalty all day long.'<br/><br/>Ferdinand added in disbelief: 'How has that not been given? With VAR, with everything, I can't believe that's not been given.'<br/><br/>He felt that Saka was Arsenal's 'most dangerous player', and that the Gunners had played 'so well' at times during the 2-2 draw, noting 'they were the team pushing towards the end to get the result'.<br/><br/>However, on commentary, Ally McCoist accused Saka of 'throwing his foot in', before adding: 'The referee might just have got that one correct because I don't think Saka needs to throw his right leg into him.' <br/><br/>The Scottish football icon added: 'He got there first, but there's an element, he throws his right leg into him.' <br/><br/>Co-commentator Owen Hargreaves also concurred with McCoist's view of the controversial incident.<br/><br/>Immediately after the game, Trossard told TNT Sports: 'On the pitch, it looked like a penalty to me. I haven't seen the replay, but for me, it looked like it was clear contact.' <br/><br/>Speaking after the game, Mikel Arteta diplomatically answered: ‘I haven’t seen it. The decision has been made, we cannot change that.'<br/><br/>He added he can sympathize with Saka's reaction 'if he had that belief that it was a penalty, for sure’. <br/><br/>The game finished 2-2, leaving the game finely poised going into next Wednesday's return leg at the Allianz Arena in Munich. <br/><br/>Saka and Trossard got Arsenal's goals, either side of Serge Gnabry and Harry Kane scoring for Bayern Munich, the latter from the penalty spot.")
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