erusen:
juve don comot,Bayern God forbbin,abeg make dem give us Wolfsburg or benfinca or realmadrid

dmcdad:

You say

Ashgray:

U go sée as dem go do mago mago give us bayern

Zetra:
78 - Messi and Suarez have scored 78 goals for Barca this season; seven more than Arsenal in all comps (71).

SIRcumalot:

two goal difference no plenty like that

Bimffo:


We will shock the World today.

dmcdad:
Abeg wetin be that thing wey you talk again?

Bimffo:

Shey we no shock the world?

bykebyke:
Bartemou should do everything in his power to keep Ter Stegen,if its to lock him inside a room till Bravo retires,let him do it.

Sergio Busquets is the conductor of the greatest team



Of course, Messi is the leader, Suarez and Neymar the co-stars. But Busquets is the man in the engine room, dictating the tempo. Tik tak is the sound of the ball passing from player to player, hence tiki taka. And no-one understands that game better than the man schooled by Pep Guardiola in Barca’s B team.

SIRcumalot:
this game na draw today,
Arsenal have a funny way of ruining the fun for everybody.

Ashgray:
'ARSENAL SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN PENALTY AGAINST BARCELONA'
By Chris Davie

Former Premier League referee Howard Webb claims that the Gunners should have been given a spot kick for Javier Mascherano's trip on Alex Iwobi

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty in their 3-1 defeat to Barcelona, according to former Premier League and World Cup referee Howard Webb.


The Gunners were trailing when Alex Iwobi was clipped by Javier Mascherano as he was running into Barcelona’s area, but Russian referee Sergei Karasev waved play on.

Mohamed Elneny had cancelled out Neymar’s opener before a stunning strike from Luis Suarez and a neat finish from close range from Lionel Messi wrapped up the victory for the Champions League holders.


“On first viewing, I thought Iwobi clipped his own heels, but when we look at it a bit closer, we see Mascherano actually makes contact with the left leg of Iwobi, which causes that leg to go onto his own heel,” Webb told BT Sport.

“Mascherano has a duty of care not to be careless, not to cause that contact, would Iwobi have gone down if Mascherano has not been there? No he wouldn’t. He would have stayed on his feet.

“For me, that’s a foul, doesn’t have to be intentional, just careless, it’s maybe just on the line so I think it’s a penalty.”

Ashgray:
'ARSENAL SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN PENALTY AGAINST BARCELONA'
By Chris Davie

Former Premier League referee Howard Webb claims that the Gunners should have been given a spot kick for Javier Mascherano's trip on Alex Iwobi

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty in their 3-1 defeat to Barcelona, according to former Premier League and World Cup referee Howard Webb.


The Gunners were trailing when Alex Iwobi was clipped by Javier Mascherano as he was running into Barcelona’s area, but Russian referee Sergei Karasev waved play on.

Mohamed Elneny had cancelled out Neymar’s opener before a stunning strike from Luis Suarez and a neat finish from close range from Lionel Messi wrapped up the victory for the Champions League holders.


“On first viewing, I thought Iwobi clipped his own heels, but when we look at it a bit closer, we see Mascherano actually makes contact with the left leg of Iwobi, which causes that leg to go onto his own heel,” Webb told BT Sport.

“Mascherano has a duty of care not to be careless, not to cause that contact, would Iwobi have gone down if Mascherano has not been there? No he wouldn’t. He would have stayed on his feet.

“For me, that’s a foul, doesn’t have to be intentional, just careless, it’s maybe just on the line so I think it’s a penalty.”

dmcdad:

Imagine the excuse. All these EPL guys sef. So wetin you dey expect before? Total aggregate of 5-1 no dey ok?

Ashgray:
'ARSENAL SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN PENALTY AGAINST BARCELONA'
By Chris Davie

Former Premier League referee Howard Webb claims that the Gunners should have been given a spot kick for Javier Mascherano's trip on Alex Iwobi

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty in their 3-1 defeat to Barcelona, according to former Premier League and World Cup referee Howard Webb.


The Gunners were trailing when Alex Iwobi was clipped by Javier Mascherano as he was running into Barcelona’s area, but Russian referee Sergei Karasev waved play on.

Mohamed Elneny had cancelled out Neymar’s opener before a stunning strike from Luis Suarez and a neat finish from close range from Lionel Messi wrapped up the victory for the Champions League holders.


“On first viewing, I thought Iwobi clipped his own heels, but when we look at it a bit closer, we see Mascherano actually makes contact with the left leg of Iwobi, which causes that leg to go onto his own heel,” Webb told BT Sport.

“Mascherano has a duty of care not to be careless, not to cause that contact, would Iwobi have gone down if Mascherano has not been there? No he wouldn’t. He would have stayed on his feet.

“For me, that’s a foul, doesn’t have to be intentional, just careless, it’s maybe just on the line so I think it’s a penalty.”

Ashgray:
'ARSENAL SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN PENALTY AGAINST BARCELONA'
By Chris Davie

Former Premier League referee Howard Webb claims that the Gunners should have been given a spot kick for Javier Mascherano's trip on Alex Iwobi

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty in their 3-1 defeat to Barcelona, according to former Premier League and World Cup referee Howard Webb.


The Gunners were trailing when Alex Iwobi was clipped by Javier Mascherano as he was running into Barcelona’s area, but Russian referee Sergei Karasev waved play on.

Mohamed Elneny had cancelled out Neymar’s opener before a stunning strike from Luis Suarez and a neat finish from close range from Lionel Messi wrapped up the victory for the Champions League holders.


“On first viewing, I thought Iwobi clipped his own heels, but when we look at it a bit closer, we see Mascherano actually makes contact with the left leg of Iwobi, which causes that leg to go onto his own heel,” Webb told BT Sport.

“Mascherano has a duty of care not to be careless, not to cause that contact, would Iwobi have gone down if Mascherano has not been there? No he wouldn’t. He would have stayed on his feet.

“For me, that’s a foul, doesn’t have to be intentional, just careless, it’s maybe just on the line so I think it’s a penalty.”

haywhy911:
.... THE EMBOLDENED SAYS IT ALL. Mr. WEBB WHO WAS WATCHING FROM HIS HOME'S COMFORT COULDN'T SEE THE FOUL ON FIRST VIEWING , I WONDER WHY HE EXPECTS AN ON-FIELD REF TO DETECT THAT WITHOUT THE AID OF REPLAYS..

dmcdad:

That guy good ooooo. One of my boiz.

bykebyke:
Stùpid Aunty spambot.



We may get Atletico Madrid tomorrow.