So why haven't psg just got like 4 red cards in the match,

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>>74859770

>>74859770
>What is sportsmanship?

>>74859770
not sure it works like that in a 2 legs knock out round. Also this -> >>74859889

>>74859770
They cant they forfeit the tie also.

>>74859770
Are you dumb?

>>74859770
The way they played clearly showed that they didn't want to go through.

UEFA would probably disqualify them

>>74859964
Yes.

1. They'd get suspended
2. That rule only applies to league games, in direct elimination you get eliminated if you do that (and you need 5 red cards, which is quite hard to get if not doing it on purpose)

does it actually happen or is it just a fifa thing

>>74860151
did this ever happend ?

not sure about red cards, but if psg had used an ineligible player, for example putting the physio on, they would have lost 3-0 instead of 6-1, and would have won on aggregate. but barca would probably have won the appeal.

>>74859770
would've been dq'd, fined and forced to forfeit all their CL income for the season.
http://www.uefa.com/MultimediaFiles/Download/Regulations/uefaorg/Regulations/02/35/87/89/2358789_DOWNLOAD.pdf

>>74860771
not in direct elimination matches

although some regular matches did have >5 red cards given to one team

>>74860771
I dont recall it ever happening in a "regular" game. It usually happens under suspicious matches (rigged) or when a really violent everyone against everyone fight happens.

I remember when you could get red cards in FIFA by tackling the goalkeeper while he was holding the ball. But I always made sure to have enough players to not lose automatically. Fun times.

The referee forget his red cad anyway or neymar pique and mascherano would have been sent off

>>74863280
Still doesnt apply for this >>74860928

>>74874299
PSG players were pathetic fucks who put no pressure on the referee. This comeback could have been easily avoidable if they just complained more even if all they'd get from it was wasting time.

>>74874299
and verratti and kurzawa too while you're at it

>>74874327
I hope you're not serious

>>74860695
just a Fifa thing

>>74874316
If a club:
a) refuses to play
b) is responsible for a match not taking place
c) is responsible for a match not being
played in full

I don't know m8, to me option C pretty much covers it.

>>74874327
Cavani got a yellow for complaining about the ref about pique fault that should have gave him a second yellow card