The controversy around Julian Alvarezpunishment against Real Madrid continues to escalate, by Atletico Madrid Fan groups are now planning legal action against UEFA. The incident, which took place during a Champions League The penalty park, involved Alvarez is said to move the ball twice before crossing the finish line –which means that the target is not allowed.
While Judge Szymon Marciniak maintained the decision after one was -review, Athletics Fans were not convinced. A prominent fan group, Señales de Humo, ordered forensic analysis from the company Duque & Wittnak, which concluded: “The results of the forensic analysis do not exclude the possibility that the video has been edited and therefore manipulated in comparison with the original. “
Following this report are several atletico Madrid fan organizations – including Smoke signalsThe International Peñas del Atletico UnionThe Athletic Senateand Los 50—Measted a joint statement that announces their intention to take legal action against UEFA. Fans claim that the governing body released a manipulated video as evidence to support its decision on the penalty.
In a statement released on Friday through ESPNThe fan groups said: “It agreed as a first measure to create a working group consisting of well -known and prestigious lawyers, that will be responsible for designing the appropriate legal strategy for submitting the relevant complaint as soon as possible.
“We would like to thank fans groups, club members and supporters for the support shown against The idea of defending dignity and values represented by the history of our club“Located the statement.
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The allowed goal was seen as the crucial moment that led to Atletico Madrid’s elimination from UEFA Champions League 2024-25, as Real Madrid Advanced to the quarter final. Now frustrated supporters refuse to let the moment pass without liability – and take their concern to the courtroom.
Possible consequences beyond the mood
Although the atmosphere is already a significant development, the rippling effects may not stay there. UEFA has reportedly recognized the controversy and announced that Discussions will be held with FIFA and International Football Association Board (Ifab) In order to review the rule that regulates double touch in penalty kick.
These calls can lead to a potential change in the rule book– A result that would have lasting impact on an incident that continues to lead the debate weeks after it happened.
