For those that claimed Referee added too much time in the finals of Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid this should clear your doubts 51:54: Angel di Maria goes down and Atletico surround Kuipers, bumping into him and causing him to have to reassert control. By 52:15, the time wasting stops and the match is reset. 21 seconds. 57:55: Real make a double substitution. Throw in happens at 58:23. 28 seconds 65:00: Atletico make a substitution. Raul Garcia takes his sweet time walking like a Pregnant woman off the pitch. Throw in at 65:42. 42 seconds 71:49: Iker Casillas is shaken up after a collision with David Villa, requiring an injury assessment (no treatment). Game restarts by 72:15. 21 seconds 73:27: Angel di Maria is shaken up, requiring an injury assessment (no treatment). Game restarts at 73:56. 30 seconds 78:00: Real make a substitution. Throw in at 78:11 11 seconds 80:59: Gabi does a dramatic roll from a foul and lays face down on the ground. Atletico and Real players start sparring. This requires time to sort out the injury assessment (requiring minimal treatment) and separate the players. Then there was an Atletico substitution. Play finally restarts at 82:45. 1 minute and 46 seconds. 84:19: Atletico player lands awkwardly and takes his time getting up from the injury assessment (no treatment). Corner is taken at 84:54. 35 seconds Total Time: 294 seconds or… 4.9 minutes if you add the time taking for all the corners and goalkicks and other miscellenious time.... You have 5.3minutes the Equalizer came in the 92.37minutes so where is the excess time added? Just deal with it the white angels won in grand style Hala Madrid..... #keepingitreal
Posted on: Mon, 02 Jun 2014 08:02:02 +0000
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