Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez has his penalty kick disallowed for a double touch on the ball after slipping over in the shootout against Real Madrid in the Champions League. Up Next.

When a player commits a foul, a free kick is awarded to the opposing team by the referee. If the foul was committed in the player’s own penalty ... The ball must touch an outfield player from ...

This is one of the methods used to restart play when the ball has gone ... last person to touch the ball. Once the ball has been touched down, a player from the defending team can advance to the 22m ...

The controversy over the “double touch ... corresponding penalty in the final shootout, but the kick was disallowed after going through the VAR because he touched the ball twice, something ...

📌 "The kicker must not play the ball again until it has touched another player. If they do, an indirect free-kick will be awarded ... or their body—the penalty is invalid.

Alexander Sorloth had scored Atletico’s first penalty before the ball ... improper kick (Getty Images) However, while referee Marciniak held up two fingers to signify a ‘double touch ...

More than a minute later, referee Polish referee Szymon Marciniak indicated that Alvarez's effort had been ruled out by the VAR for a double touch ... penalty] kick is completed when the ball ...