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UCL: Referee Was Right To Send Camavinga Off, He Didn’t Release Ball – Diaz

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Last updated: April 16, 2026 9:08 am
sulaimon opeyemi305
Published: April 16, 2026
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Bayern Munich forward, Luis Diaz, has insisted that the match referee, Slavko Vinčić, was right to send Real Madrid midfielder, Eduardo Camavinga off during both sides’ UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg tie.

Real Madrid was eliminated from the Champions League on Wednesday night after losing 4-3.

Arda Güler’s brace and a goal from Kylian Mbappe ensured the Los Blancos were leading 2-3.

However, everything changed with Vinčić’s controversial decision to send off Camavinga in the 86th minute for a second yellow card because the France international was holding on to the ball when Bayern was awarded a free-kick.

Speaking on the development, Diaz told El Chiringuito: “The referee was right to send Camavinga off.

“We wanted to take the free kick quickly and he didn’t release the ball.”

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