Frank Leboeuf

Yes, I will disagree with my colleagues in a way that I agree with the free kick and I agree that would be a yellow card.

But that's the big point of the analysis of Stevie and the first sentences where they say, yeah, he's not in control.

The ball is behind him.

He's not in control.

I think you needed a clear opportunity and a real chance to score a goal to give a red card.

And he's not.

Again, he's not in control of the ball.

The ball is behind him.

He missed the control.

So even if he gets the ball, even if Kubasi doesn't make any foul, he doesn't have a chance to score.

So therefore, for me, yellow card would have been enough.

And I think it would have been a different story tonight, 11 against 11.

Robbo?

I'm with Stevie that you had to kick from the corner of the six-yard box, but the players, the partners, had to be out of the 18-yard box as well.

It's where the grey area started.

You can be anywhere now.

And clearly, we played football.

We know that the goalkeeper gave the ball and engaged the action.

So that was clearly, for me, a handball.

I'm going to follow Stevie because even against 10, against 11, second half, I saw Barcelona dominating and being capable of scoring goals and being better than Atletico.