In the battle for the Club World Cup title, there were unexpected events that drew attention
In the Club World Cup final between Tigres de la UANL and Bayern Munich, there were unexpected events listed below in ESPN Digital.
The most notable took place at the end of the match, before the awards ceremony, when Nahuel Guzmán approached Robert Lewandowski to claim there was a hand in Bayern’s goal, which the Pole denied.
In a scene captured by television cameras, Guzmán de Pool asked if the ball had hit him in the arm in front of Pavard’s goal, which earned Bayern the title.
Lewandowski pretended to be misunderstood and denied that this was happening, although the images clearly show there was a hand in the play, although not intentionally.
Under current football rules, even if the hand was accidental, the goal should have been voided.
Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer stressed ahead of the start of the Club World Cup final between Bayern Munich and Tigres de la UANL for not carrying a pennant.
When the captains of both teams were in the center of the field, Neuer didn’t carry the pennant they change regularly, so it was only Guido Pizarro who delivered it.
Before starting the last match, Tigers striker André-Pierre Gignac smiled with fellow countryman Benajmín Pavard and they shared a few words.
Then the match started, in which Tigres wants to surprise Bayern Munich to win the title in the Club World Cup.
Bayern Munich celebrated a touchdown by Joshua Kimmich, who sent the ball to the nets with a middle distance broken, but it was canceled after a review with the VAR.
Carlos Salcedo made sure the felines had a hard time, because when he wanted to return the ball to Nahuel Guzmán with his head, he sent it towards goal, so the goalkeeper had to return to save the line.