They checked it though?
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Classic VAR. Different rules in different leagues/competitions.
Ref now given one goal to City and taken away one for Dormund over two legs.
Never a pen for me
What is Can doing?! That's the clearest handball I've seen for a while.
Can is a brainless cnut.
Another joke VAR decision. If they go through VAR have basically gifted them a bye to the semi.
Can see why that was given. It did come off his head but he put himself in an awkward position stretching his arm out like that. Is the ball hitting your head really an excuse when your arm is out like that?
didn't see it.. was it a penalty?
So they count that part of the arm as usable when they look for offside but then call it handball? Right...
Oh feck off, that is never a penalty
A disallowed goal for no reason in the first game, and a penalty that shouldn’t be. They’re not even trying to hide it 
Penalty given because he stretches his arm out. Stupid move by Can
It's easy to see why people can sometimes say refs have been bought, city with some big decisions their way in both games jammy cnuts. Hope haaland smashes in a hattrick now.
jammy cnuts. Hope haaland smashes in a hattrick now.Welcome to modern day football.
It's just an unbelievably idiotic decision. Dortmund have been fecked over twice by massive decisions in both legs.
He's been shit and yes you can, when you've got Haaland in your team it's simple you get the ball to him at every opportunity
Emre Chan handball incident - 1:1 Mahrez
He really is. Such a dumb pen to concede.
Yeah I think that’s why they gave it. It was like he stretched his arm out as a back up in case he missed it with his head and then got the ball with both.
Stupid move by Can in such an important context.
But his arm controlled the header from going anywhere dangerous. Otherwise, you should put your arms in front of the ball after any header. Instant control.
I can see why it's being given but it's very harsh.
Add to that the disallowed goal for Dortmund in the first leg though which should've clearly stood and it's definitely been an awkward tie in regards to the refereeing decisions.
Could be a European competition thing.
In the Premier League it wouldn't be handball this season.
Is it perhaps superseded by having an arm in an unnatural position in the first place?
Dortmund have been royally fecked by the refs.
Can has always been a moron.
If the rule is the rule then why are they ignoring the rule to give what they think should be the rule?
No. Unbelievably harsh. Dortmund robbed away goal last week, city gifted one this. Tie over
It's pretty clear over the two legs UEFA really wants City to go through
Its not even just those 2 decisions, unreal reallyIt's easy to see why people can sometimes say refs have been bought, city with some big decisions their way in both games
Didn't think it could be handball as deflected on to his arm by his head?
Pretty certain it's a mistake by VAR.
Pretty certain it's a mistake by VAR.
I was thinking the same. No bloody clue
That was not a natural position for Can’s arm tbf. It’s a deflection but still pen for me.
More likely a refs are shit and every ref has a different definition for offside thing
But the ball hits his head first so the awkward arm stretched out doesnt matter? It just looks weird but it did hit his head and after that he had no time to react.
Haaland looks bored out there.
What is the actual rule?
That's kind of my take on this too. You could give it or not, but his action was fecking daft.
Nor for me. Lucky City once again in this tie.