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In the 28th minute with the score 1-1, FC Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal headed the ball towards the goal.

Andrij Lunin got his hands on the ball, but was the ball already in?

The situation was VAR-reviewed and the goal was ruled out. For financial reasons, La Liga has opted out of the technical aid goal line technology, which determines whether the entire ball is over the line or not.

– They made a decision that it was too expensive and that they didn’t want it, and here they embarrass themselves in front of the whole world, said expert Siavoush Fallahi in TV4’s studio.

FC Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen was upset after the match.

– It is a shame for the entire football world. No goal line technology, why not? There is a lot of money in this business, but obviously not for the most important thing, where.

Xavi: “The pictures speak for themselves”

Xavi agreed.

– It’s a shame that it doesn’t exist. If we want to be the best league in the world, we need to evolve and implement technology.

But the coach did not want to comment further on the ghost goal.

– Everyone has already seen the situation. If I say anything, I get sanctions. I think the pictures speak for themselves. I can only analyze the match and say that we were better than Madrid, he says AS.

Real Madrid won the meeting after Jude Bellingham sent in 3-2 in extra time.

READ MORE: Jude Bellingham decides El Clasico in stoppage time

The final of the Turkish Super Cup would have been played at the end of December.

The match, originally scheduled for Saudi Arabia, was instead postponed to April 7 and moved to the Turkish city of Sanliurfa.

Fenerbahçe advocated an even later game date as the team faces Olympiakos in the Conference League on Thursday. A wish that was not fulfilled.

On Sunday, the match was finally played out.

Notable before the game after the turns around the game date?

Fenerbahçe chose to field their U-19 team.

Icardi scored 1-0 – then left the opponents

Club president Erol Bilecik spoke to local press about the decision:

– All players in our U-19 team will see this as a fantastic opportunity. I repeat again, our supporters do not need to make any travel plans. We are clear that our first team will not go to Sanliurfa and that it will not be a 90-minute match, says Bilecik.

And it was hardly 90 minutes.

Galatasaray’s Mauro Icardi scored after 50 seconds.

Afterwards, Fenerbahçe’s players left the field and did not come out again.

The match commentators announced that the Turkish Football Association will take the final decision on the match.

Hanna Friberg

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Hanna Friberg

Photo: Eero Hannukainen / IBL

– Someone wrote… People are really completely crazy, says Hanna Friberg.

She stops talking for a moment and searches her mobile phone.

– Someone wrote that I am a disgusting person and that I should be properly beaten.

The influencer was one of thousands of people who walked the traditional march from Medborgarplatsen to Hammarby’s premiere.

For his 250,000 followers on Instagram, Friberg shared the upload and the match from the stands.

Photo: Instagram

On platform X, Hanna Friberg’s post was widely circulated. And it’s not the first time it’s happened.

In May last year, Friberg was subjected to hate and threats after she shared pictures from Djurgården’s heel.

– It became a football drive again, she says and explains that the unpleasant messages do not concern her.

– But there was actually also a woman who appeared at the match. I found her very threatening. She was pissed because I was at the Bajen match.

“I have inspired several people to start playing football”

The influencer was at the match with friends, but thinks the event was “shaking”.

– I just think it’s absolutely insane, you should be able to go to any football match you want.

The fact that she went to a Djurgård match last time and this premiere weekend watched Hammarby is due to her friends who are on different teams.

”Influencers should not be allowed to go to football”.

An opinion that Hanna Friberg encountered often.

– It feels so strange. It’s like only hardcore fans can go to Taylor Swift or Beyonce. It is clear that everyone should be able to play football.

– So, it’s just boring. But I have also really inspired several people to start playing football. It’s really fun. There are a lot of people who write “God, now I would like to go to football myself” or “I would like to take part in a match”.

Will you continue to go to football?

– Yes, I will. Absolutely. I can’t let this stop me from going to football.

After Stina Blackstenius became a hero and scored the only goal of the cup final, Arsenal’s Jonas Eidevall went to thank Chelsea manager Emma Hayes.

Then an upset Hayes pushed the Swedish coach.

In an interview after the match, she accused Eidevall of “male aggressiveness”.

– There is a code of conduct on the sidelines. He got a yellow card but should have been sent to the stands, she said BBC.

Emma Hayes highlights a situation between Eidevall and Chelsea player Erin Cuthbert.

– The way he confronted her was unacceptable.

Explains the pictures – yelled at players

Television footage from the match shows Cuthbert throwing a throw-in near the Arsenal bench. An upset Jonas Eidevall screams and gestures with his arms, Cuthbert then approaches the coach and appears to say something to him.

After the match, Eidevall explains why the emotions bubbled over.

Jonas Eidevall showed his displeasure on the sideline.

Then he ended up in an exchange of words with Chelsea’s Erin Cuthbert.

It was about what the teams had agreed on before the cup final, he tells BBC.

– Chelsea wanted to use a ball. Then we played with one ball, but at the end of the match they wanted to use another ball to be able to start the game quickly. I said this and Erin was not happy about the situation.

It is not the first time the Swede has received criticism for his actions on the sidelines. Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor accused Jonas Eidevall of bullying the fourth official.

The Arsenal manager said at the time that he was disappointed by Taylor’s comment.

Championship side Coventry City produced a cup smash when they overturned a 3-2 stoppage time victory against Premier League club Wolverhampton in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

However, Coventry manager Mark Robins was forced to the stake after celebrating the winning goal in front of the opposing team’s ball boy when he was provoked by an earlier situation.

– It was a young guy so I have to apologize to him. He had the ball the ball in his hand and released it and winked at me. It really pissed me off, but that’s a kid. I reacted, I celebrated the goal in front of him. I have to apologise, says Robins according to Sky Sports.

“They’re just kids”

On the other side, Gary O’Neil was not impressed with the behavior of his fellow coach.

– To celebrate right in the boy’s face was disgusting. I saw him (the ball boy) down there and he’s really sad about it. They’re just kids doing their jobs.

O’Neil continues:

– Of course it shouldn’t happen, but I can’t talk too much about it because I’ve lost and I’ll sound bitter then.