Posted: 07:46, 13 April 2022 | Updated: 08:32, 13 April 2022
Chelsea fans were devastated when the VAR brutally blocked the effort of Marcos Alonso, as they were eliminated from the Champions League with 5-4 in total.
The Blues were 3-1 behind from the first game at Stamford Bridge, but Thomas Tuchel’s team did a Champions League masterclass at the Bernabeu as Mason Mount and Antonio Rudiger scored early in each half to tie the game.
The West London team were in the dream country as Alonso scored a third in the 61st minute to give them a 3-0 lead, but the VAR left them shattered and furious after claiming the Spaniard had handled the ball in a great concentration. postponement for Los Blancos.
Chelsea was cracked when the VAR brutally blocked the effort of Marcos Alonso.
The Blues thought they had made it 3-0, but it was canceled for handball to Alonso.
Dani Carvajal’s initial effort was blocked by the full-back, but as the ball bounced off Carvajal, it hit Alonso’s hip, grazing his hand in the process.
The former Bolton Wanderers player tossed the ball into the top corner with his weakest right foot before starting to celebrate – but was overwhelmed to see it ruled out.
With the exclusion of the goal the score returned to 2-0 and 3-3 in total.
The Spaniard started to celebrate his goal – but overwhelmed he saw it ruled out
His teammate Ben Chilwell complained about the law of the ball in his hand, after they denied Marcus Alonso an amazing goal in the second game of his team’s quarterfinal tie.
The injured left back went on social media to express his disappointment with the decision, as he wrote on Twitter: “This rule of the hand ball …”
Blue striker Timo Werner made it 3-0 shortly after night to put them ahead again.
Ben Chilwell complained about the law of the ball with his hand after denying Marcus Alonso an amazing goal
Real seemed dead and buried only to have another upset in history, as Rodrigo snatched a goal from nowhere to bring the tie back to four.
Luka Modric played the night pass to Rodrigo, hitting with his outer boot with astonishing accuracy.
The alternate met him in volley on the far beam to bring Madrid back to life.
Karim Benzema took advantage of a slip by Antonio Rudiger to lead Real to the lead and send them on their way to the Champions League semi-finals.
The fans were also upset with Chilwell after the goal was disallowed as they thought it was too hard.
One fan said: “Very tough, I’m not sure the rule was designed for random handball, like it was done to prevent someone from putting the ball into the net by hand. They have to stand up straight.
The fans were also upset after the goal was disallowed as someone felt it was a very tough decision
Another felt that Chelsea were stolen in the light of day with the handball decision for Alonso
The second said: “I do not like Chelsea, but she has been stolen in the light of day. How is this a handball, hand well clasped on his body.
A third added: “You know it should have been given when the other group is not protesting.”
Many fans agreed and understood the controversial decision in the 61st minute of the match.
One fan said: “Touching the ball with his hands gave him an advantage. Look at it well, there is no way he can gain control of the ball without the help of his hands. Exhibition.
Another stated: “The law clearly states that it is a foul if the scorer handles the ball, so obviously he should not stand.”
