
EURO 2024: THOUSANDS SIGN PETITION FOR GERMANY VS SPAIN TO BE REPLAYED
Tens of thousands of fans have signed a petition, which is demanding that UEFA orders a replay of the Euro 2024 quarter-final between Germany and Spain.
The match which was played last Friday, saw the hosts lose 2-1 in extra time, with Mikel Merino heading in a 119th-minute winner.
Dani Olmo had opened the scoring in the second half, before Florian Wirtz volleyed in a dramatic 89th-minute equalizer for Germany.
The controversial moment came in the 23rd minute of extra time, when Spanish left back Marc Cucurella’s left hand blocked a shot from Jamal Musiala inside the penalty area.
Germany fans and players were adamant that this should have resulted in a penalty kick.
However, referee Anthony Taylor waved play on, with his VAR team also in agreement.
As at Monday morning, more than 30,000 have signed a petition via change.org asking for the game to be replayed.
More Stories
LAGOS STATE GOVT ENSURES JUSTICE FOR ASSAULTED LADY DRIVER IN VIRAL LEKKI INCIDENT
The Lagos State Government, through its Office of the Public Defender (OPD), Ministry of Justice, has been commended for...
LONDON UNDERGROUND STATIONS SHUT DOWN AS POWER CUT DISRUPTS TUBE LINES
By Oduola F.A A power outage has triggered significant travel disruptions across London’s Tube network. As of 6pm, the Bakerloo,...
FUBARA’S COMMENTS SPARK CONFUSION OVER RETURN TO GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has caused confusion within his political camp with a recent remark about his hesitance...
JUST IN: LAGOS POSTPONES 2025 PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Agency Report The Lagos State Government has postponed the 2025 edition of the Public Service Examinations, originally scheduled for Tuesday,...
PRIMARIES: LAGOS APC FORMS ELECTION APPEAL COMMITTEE
Agency Report The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has set up an Appeal Committee to address...
EFCC SECURES INTERIM FORFEITURE OF N31M, FOUR LAGOS PROPERTIES
Agency Report A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, has ordered the interim forfeiture of N31 million and four properties...