Jamie Carragher has given his take on the controversial incident.

Bayern Munich and Arsenal played to a 2-2 draw in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals of the 2023-24 season at the Emirates Stadium in London, England at 4:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday. The two teams will meet in the second leg at the Allianz Arena in Munich on June 18 at 4:00 am.

Arsenal struck first. In the 12th minute of the first leg, Ben White's pass was picked up by a charging Xhaka inside the penalty box. Xhaka wasted no time in unleashing a left-footed curling shot that found the back of the net.

But Munich quickly equalized. In the 18th minute, Arsenal's shaky defense was exposed and they conceded possession near the halfway line. On the counterattack, Serge Navri finished to equalize.

Munich took the lead. William Saliba gave away a penalty in the 32nd minute, which Kane converted. But Arsenal didn't stand still. In the 31st minute of the second half, Gabriel Jesus used a deceptive move inside the penalty box to strip several defenders. He then found Leandro Trosar running in from behind, and Trosar finished. In the end, the game ended 2-2.

There was a moment that could have had a huge impact on the outcome of the match. It happened in the 21st minute of the second half, with Munich leading 2-1. Arsenal had a goal kick situation. Goalkeeper David Raya flicked the ball to Gabriel Magalhaes, who was right next to him. Magalhaes took the ball with his hands and took another 스포츠토토 goal kick.

He shouldn't have gotten his hands on the ball. It was already in play from the moment the Raya goalkeeper took the initial kick, and Magalhães should have been called for a handball.

However, the referee didn't award a penalty. "What really upset me was the referee's explanation on the pitch. He said it was a 'childish mistake' and that he would not give a penalty. It's a terrible explanation," he said.

When everyone was saying it was a penalty, Liverpool first teamer Carragher disagreed. Taking to social media on Tuesday, Carragher agreed with referee Christina Unkel's comments on CBS Sports, saying: "It was a common sense decision by the referee. There was no advantage for Arsenal. It's just confusion over who handled the goal kick with no Munich players nearby. "It would be very painful, especially if this mistake leads to an unfavorable decision in the UCL quarterfinals. The referee said that there was no need for a penalty as Arsenal did not gain any advantage.

Fans were outraged. The UK's Sports Bible reported on fans' reactions to Carragher's comments. According to the publication, one fan wrote: "I'm sorry, but Carragher is completely wrong. It should be a penalty," while another said, "It's just the rules of the game. Raya passed it and Magalhaes caught it. It's a penalty, plain and simple."

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