15 February 2018 00:09
Paris Saint-Germain supervisor Unai Emery was left baffled with the arbitrator after his side discarded a prompt lose 3-1 to Real Madrid on Wednesday.
Adrien Rabiot gave the guests the lead at the Santiago Bernabeu before a Cristiano Ronaldo twofold and a strike from Marcelo earned the Champions League holders a first-leg advantage in their last-16 tie.
Ronaldo's first objective, his 100th in the opposition for Madrid, originated from the punishment spot after arbitrator Gianluca Rocchi punished Giovani Lo Celso for pulling back Toni Kroos inside the zone.
Madrid survived their very own terrify in the second half when the ball struck the upper arm of commander Sergio Ramos in the zone, and Emery felt his side were not given reasonable treatment by the authorities.
"I have clashing emotions," he told a news meeting. "The 1-1 reinforced them after an exceptionally far from being obviously true choice by the arbitrator. The little points of interest didn't help us.
"From that point onward, we were better with the ball and when we had control we generally had the aspiration to score a moment objective.
"An easily proven wrong arbitrator call opened the likelihood of a rebound. Furthermore, with that consolation [after their second goal], they made it 3-1.
Awesome win before the home fans! Still a great deal of work to be done yet onto the second leg to complete the activity
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