Atletico Madrid fans send a letter to UEFA, requesting full VAR video of Spider-Touching Secondary VAR

Atletico Madrid fans organized a letter to UEFA for VAR penalty for Alvarez's two touches, asking UEFA to provide the complete original video and audio of VAR.

In the second leg of the Champions League 1/8 final last season, Atletico Madrid 1-0 Real Madrid in regular time, the two teams had a total score of 2-2. The game entered overtime, and the two sides fought to a penalty shootout. Alvarez appeared in the second round and the penalty kick was made. However, VAR intervened at this time, and the referee determined that Alvarez had touched the ball twice when the penalty point was broken, and the goal was invalid. In the end, Atletico Madrid lost 2-4 to Real Madrid and was eliminated.

Atletico Madrid fans' social media wrote: "A few days ago we sent a registered mail to UEFA headquarters, with the recipient being UEFA President Cheferin. In the letter, we requested full original video and audio of VAR, as well as applicable agreements in the relevant matches, in which we suffered unfair treatment. The post office confirmation letter has been delivered and the reply period we set has expired, but UEFA has not responded yet!

Next step Our team of lawyers will file a lawsuit in a court of competent jurisdiction to defend the transparency of the game and the rights of Atletico Madrid fans."