Thomas Tuchel and Bayern Munich felt they should have had a second penalty against Arsenal.
Bayern players appealed yet the man in the middle, Glenn Nyberg, was unmoved and waved away any protests.
“But he admitted on the pitch that he saw the situation and that a quarter-final is not enough for him to give a penalty for his mistake. "The referee admitted it was in game and it was a handball. It was not worth looking at the mistake which is very frustrating for our players and leaves us angry.”Tuchel also went on to state that the ref branded Gabriel's gaffe a "kid"s error, while Rio Ferdinand was left in disbelief over the call.Speaking on TNT Sports, he said: “It’s a pen. Oh my gosh how can that not be given? I was so adamant that Saka’s one was, I am even more for this. It’s unbelievable.
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