00:00To be honest, I'm not happy about my yellow card.
00:03I'm really not happy.
00:04I don't think it was enough for me to get a yellow card.
00:06I think if you look at the emotions in the game, there is a phase, the fourth official
00:12is there to listen as well.
00:14And in a moment where there's a debatable phase, it's normal that me as a staff member,
00:20I go and speak to him.
00:21Now, if my language was wrong, then in that moment I accept, okay, that I should have
00:25a yellow card.
00:26But my language was not wrong.
00:27Plus, and I've said it before, we find ourselves with an extended format, so we have more games
00:34and more games.
00:35Look at how many players were today on a suspension, a possible suspension for this game in Real
00:40Madrid and in Bayern Munich.
00:42How many games, how many players could have been suspended for the semi-finals?
00:46So it's an extended format and it's the strictest ever ruling with a lot of interpretation from
00:53referees where sometimes you can get a yellow card wrong as well.
00:57So what happens then?
00:59You know, so I'm not happy because of this, but it's not important, the team can do it
01:07and I'm there for the return game.
01:09And I'm there for the return game.
01:10And I'm there for the return game.
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