match fixing ,is that what they call it? ajax v r.madrid

[piggynose]

2 clear goals not given to Ajax, 2 dodgy goals given to r.madrid, suspicion of offside in both goals.
i bet the ref made a few bob.

[x-ray]

There does seem something fishy about last nights results in Group D. As well as the goals in the Ajax v Real match, the other game was won by Lyon 7-1 which gave them the better goal difference and therefore qualification for the finals.
Before this enormous win by Lyon, Ajax had a much better goal difference.
Yes - a clear case of suspected match fixing. Referees all did well no doubt.

[penelope2]

Je sens un rat ici.

[atrollope]

Some skullduggery abroad,last night!!

[x-ray]

indeed penelope2

[Duncer]

I couldn't believe they had two disallowed goals although, in the referee's (almost) defence, one was fairly borderline. Still a bit stinky though.

[ichkeria]

Unlikely. The chances of there being collusion in two games just to allow one team to qualify seem rather small, odd though the result in Zagreb was (altho' Dinamo did lose by 7 goals the previous week too).
If it was the referees that were up to no good then that's even more impressive. How, as a referee, do you "fix" a 7-goal win?!

[Duncer]

I haven't suggested that the referees did anything other than make a poor decision. If it was fixed, and it's a HUGE "if", then I would be looking at the Dinamo players first and foremost.