When Álvarez stepped up to take his shot, he appeared to slip, leading to an unintentional second touch before the ball ... determined that Álvarez’s left foot made slight contact with the ...

It was deemed that Alvarez’s standing left foot made contact with the ball as ... Álvarez’s penalty is overturned by VAR after a double touch 😳 Perhaps the Real Madrid players who gestured ...

"I saw it, I think he touches it with his left foot, a second touch." Real Madrid goalkeeper Courtois accepted it was unfortunate for Atletico, but the rules meant it was correctly disallowed.

His left foot, which had slipped beneath him as he ran up, had narrowly touched the ball before shooting with his right foot. Although the small touch made very little difference to the outcome ...

"They detected it. When we realised there was this doubt they had already detected it on VAR," Ancelotti said. "I saw it, I think he touches it with his left foot, a second touch." ...

Atletico manager Diego Simeone insisted “the ball doesn't move”, but UEFA have released video footage that shows Alvarez first moved the ball with his standing left foot before striking it ...