VAR COURTROOM. The most painful truth about the 2019 Champions League quarter-final: neither VAR decision was wrong.
OFFICIAL RECORD 🟢 — 17 April 2019, Etihad. Manchester City beat Tottenham 4-3 but went out 4-4 on aggregate. Raheem Sterling’s stoppage-time winner was ruled out because Sergio Aguero was offside in the build-up — correct. Minutes earlier Fernando Llorente’s goal was checked for handball and allowed; officials concluded the ball went in off his hip, though replays suggested it may have brushed his elbow first.
Spurs went through on away goals. UEFA abolished the away goals rule in all club competitions from 2021-22 — the rule that decided the tie no longer exists.
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