Police forced interference after a massive fight broke out between Barcelona and Benfica players.
The Catalan Giants staged a 4-2 comeback to win 5-4 in the Champions League last night.
Barca’s victory was not without massive controversy, as Benfica remained adamant that they had a penalty in the 96th minute.
But the referee didn’t give it and Raphinha showed the other end to score a final winner.
After a long var save, which really would be the game anyway, the hosts’ kicking claims were denied and Barca’s purpose stood up.
Emotions ran full time and temperatures were intended to boil in the tunnel.
According to reports, a fight between the Barcelona and Benfica players was heard and the “screams”.
Police intervened, escorted Raphinha and guarded the doors to the locker rooms of either team.
When asked about the Movistar incident, the former Leeds star said: “I’m a user who respects everyone, but when I left the pitch there were other people who insulted me.
“I returned the insults. I know I do, but I returned the insults. In the end, we were all warmed up.
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“They may have understood the situation, but to insult me.
“I am a user who does not bring anything home, what they tell me, they will also listen to it.
“It’s all that happened, we were all warmed up, but that’s general in football after a game like this is over. “
In Loopy’s play, 3 consequences were awarded, goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny cleared his own teammate, while Benfica’s Vangelis Pavlidis scored a hat-trick and Barça star Ronald Araujo scored a goal.
Prior to his winner, Raphinha made it 4-2 with an effort titled “The Strangest Goal” through the fans.
Benfica’s Anatoliy Trubin blocked the ball on the pitch, but it hit the Brazilian winger’s head from 25 yards out and into the open net.
Full time, the director of the Portuguese club, Bruno Lage, delivered a passionate speech in the field.
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