#football-controversy

#football-controversy

"For me, we were robbed," he told TNT Sports Brasil. "I don't want to talk about the refereeing, but we played extremely well, they committed I don't know how many fouls, and the referee didn't even pull out a single yellow card against them."

I think this decision is just ridiculous. We won the game on the pitch, not in the offices, and as a Senegalese player, I'm just proud of what we did.

Regarding the sending off, the Porto bench person who was also sent off called me a traitor 50 times in the tunnel. I'd like him to explain: traitor to what? I was at Porto, I gave my soul to Porto. I went to Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid, and Fenerbahce. I turned things around.

"I don't know what the referee saw," said Marchesín. "I've known him for a long time. I'm not surprised either. I didn't think it was a penalty; later, you have to look at it more calmly. But in a game like that, to be awarded that penalty is shameful. We have to move on; this is football, and that's how it is."

"When a child arrives at school and his mates tell him that his father is a thief, it makes you sick. What I do is try to educate my son to tell him that his father is an honest man..."