Champions League Final; emotional match - two top Madrid teams = local derby - ATM leading 0-1; RMA scores in added time; ATM coach is upset that referee added 5 minutes to second half, feels that extra time allowed RMA to equalize; coach comes out at end of first extra time period to talk to referee; RMA scores 3 goals in second extra time period; action of RMA player after scoring (kicks ball towards ATM bench) causes ATM coach to explode; runs out onto field to confront player and referee; referee dismisses coach; young RMA player doesn't seem

ball played in towards an offside player who is moving away from the area of active play; the ball hits the back of a defender who is raising his arm for the offside call while turning to look to the AR; the ball rebounds off the defender's back to an onside attacker who scores; sustained protest from defenders; one defender ends up getting two sequential YC for dissent, and is sent off; from Russian broadcast;

NEW player shoots on goal; 3 NEW players in OS position to the right, but the shot is taken from the left side; none of the OS attackers are blocking the view of the goalkeeper; the ball goes through 3 defenders before coming close to OS NEW attacker, who moves to avoid being hit; if there is contact, it is not visible from the video, and could have been seen by the AR; however, the AR flags for OS; referee does confer with AR before upholding OS call and negating the goal; appears to be a bad decision; would have leveled score;

bad call by AR; OS attacker pulls up before getting close to ball; AR pops flag too quickly; referee initially waves AR flag down; discusses call after ball in the net; for some reason negates goal; no official explanation for decision; looks like good initial wave-down followed by bad decision; see: Instant Replay

defender catches foot of attacker in PA; AR flags for PK; referee agrees with foul call; has to deal with dissent towards AR; Note - English mechanics - if we do a "skirt" in the USA, this might be a "shirt" in England;

two offside decisions - first one very clear - second was flagged by AR because AR didn't see deflection went off defender; referee correctly overrules; referee also must defend AR;

PSG player driving to goalline; taken down with scissors tackle after ball is gone; looks like a reckless tackle, but called as goalkick; PSG coach upset no foul/no YC; coach runs down touchline to argue with AR1; AR1 calls referee (via headset); referee dismisses coach; good mechanics;

bizarre situation - OS flag up, OS attacher peels off, then defender picks up ball, with hands, for OS IFK; referee calls handling; AR clearly embarrassed; AR gets next OS call wrong too;

Player slides into AR; AR not injured;

AR breaks flag

You Make The Call - What is the correct restart?

scrapes the shin of an opponent; no foul called at first, but fouled player stops, so everyone stops; AR has pulled a muscle, gets magic spray;

OS trap doesn't work; notice one MEX player slow to move up; AR flags for offside anyway - bad call;

You Make The Call - AR raises flag - was there an offside infraction?

Great example of attacker grabbing defender's clothing and making it look like defender is holding; AR makes the call, having the better view; however, to do this, he must be completely focused on the player interaction, and not on the offside line; you have to decide whether you can afford to divert your attention like this.