Atletico Madrid fans sued UEFA for Spider-Black penalty incident, Cork: They fight for justice

Recently, Cork talked about Atletico Madrid fans suing UEFA and Cheferin for the second touch of Spider-in-Law.

Cock said: "To be honest, they did a great job and fought for what they thought was fair."

"Obviously we all saw what happened. When you were on the court, you would be a little surprised because we didn't know what was going on at the time. There was no explanation. So, well, we were a little confused at the time. It was almost never experienced. Maybe there were some obvious penalty kicks before, but there was almost nothing on the ball Alvarez."

Cock also talked about Diego Costa's remarks, who said that the old players in Atletico Madrid would stop the game when they encountered such a thing.

In response, Cork said: "I often say that afterwards, Zhuge Liang always sees it very clearly. It was a situation where we didn't know what happened at that time, and, well, everything happened too quickly and there was almost no time to react. Everyone also has their own personality, and the way of managing the team is different."

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