FIFA has officially announced the dismissal of the officials and referees from the recent Inter Milan vs. Barcelona. This decision comes after the referee failed to issue a clear Penalty following a dangerous tackle on Lamine Yamal

Barcelona supporters were left disappointed and upset following their team’s 4-3 loss to Inter Milan in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, which resulted in a 7-6 aggregate defeat. The match was a thrilling, back-and-forth contest with both sides fully committed across 210 minutes. Inter went ahead on six occasions but struggled to maintain their lead until Davide Frattesi’s goal in extra time secured the victory.

A pivotal incident took place when 17-year-old Lamine Yamal was denied a penalty after being brought down by Henrikh Mkhitaryan near the penalty area. Referee Szymon Marciniak initially awarded the penalty, but after a VAR check, he reversed the decision and gave a free kick instead. This was because the foul’s origin was outside the box, and as ESPN rules expert Dale Johnson explained, “For a tackle, it’s the first contact that causes the foul. Continuing contact into the box from a tackle isn’t a penalty.”

**Match Highlights:**

– **Inter Milan’s Goals:**

– Lautaro Martínez struck in the 21st minute following an excellent team play.

– Hakan Calhanoglu scored a penalty in the 45th minute after Pau Cubarsí fouled Martínez.

– Francesco Acerbi netted in the 93rd minute to force extra time.

– Davide Frattesi delivered the decisive goal in the 99th minute.

– **Barcelona’s Goals:**

– Eric Garcia scored the team’s first in the 54th minute with a volley.

– Dani Olmo headed in powerfully in the 60th minute.

– Raphinha found the net in the 87th minute.

**After-Match Comments:**

– Inter coach Simone Inzaghi applauded his squad’s determination and effort, stating they put in two incredible performances and fully earned the win. “It took a super Inter – a round of applause for these guys, who put in two monstrous performances.”

– Barcelona coach Hansi Flick credited Inter for their quality and experience, but also showed confidence in his young team’s potential, vowing they would return stronger next season. “We have a young team and we will improve. Our job is to make this team better and better.”

– Inter will play against either PSG or Arsenal in the Champions League final scheduled for May 31 at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.

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