I was all for Juve yesterday, I even think it was not a penalty
Me too, I placed a bet on Juve to win with odd more than 5 which is very nice profit. As a gambler I do really love to win this, but in case of soccer lover I do not really like to see the end of the match.
Yes, me too, I like when the match ends clean - however else it ends. I am even not very happy if my favorite team wins by the means of refereeing mistakes. That is why I cannot figure out how people cannot look at things more objectively. I understand the passion, the moment, but I cannot understand protecting the argument a long time after it was already established they were wrong.
Also - football needs more clear rules, and referees sticking to them at all costs, there are simply too many situations in which they can decide as they like and still be right.
By the way, a situation from this game was clear - Juve was a better side, Real needed some luck, or "luck" to win in the end. However, there are also many situations when one side would win even without the help coming from referees, and they still help them thus making them a complete disservice. A team winning like that gets accustomed to winning by chance hence becoming lazy, or if they deserve a victory, people still dispute it. That's how, for example, many people came to hate Barcelona from a few years ago).
although there will three possible foul elements - kick in the body,
As per my opinion, Benatia did not kick the body. He did kick the ball, probably because of the referee was not on front of them.
I think there was a slight kick in the body, but that was a normal contact, he cleared the ball first and didn't hit him hard, hit his foot holding the center of his mass, or anything like that.
pushing from behind and a hand on the shoulder,
I did not any efforts from Benatia to do so, For me it was a little trick from Vazquez. Smart move on the last minute by Vazquez IMO, although there was no big contact between him and Benatia. Even if he did not do it, I think it was still very great chance to make a goal but he did it smarter to make a 99% goal chance with a penalty.
Not sure about this one, really not sure. When a guy runs fast like that, it is easy for him to throw the other guy out of balance, especially if he is heavy.
however, Juventus crying over bad refereeing is a little bit prudish thing......
It is normal especially it was happened in the last minute and made the situation turn 180°. I'm sure Real Madrid or any other teams will do the same as what Juventus did.
Overall, my respect to Juventus on what they did last night.
however, Juventus crying over bad refereeing is a little bit prudish thing......
I agree with you, I understand them, but it is still prudish
Yes, they deserve our full respect for what they did in that unfortunate game.