The wild end of the match at Wanda Metropolitano. The police – ŠPORT.SK – also had to intervene during the fight in the tunnel

yesterday 23:40 | In the retaliatory match of the Champions League quarter-final between Atlético Madrid and Manchester City, a 0-0 goal-free draw was born, which moved to the semifinals of Pepa Guardiol’s millionaire competition. Read also VIDEO: Man City managed the tactical duel better, only one moved him to the semifinals … However, the very end of the duel at Wanda Metropolitano Stadium was really dramatic. It all started with an incident from the 89th minute, when the Brazilian tracker Felipe dangerously finished the guest striker Phil Foden. Subsequently, Stefan Savič became involved in the whole situation, pulling the lying Foden hard on the jersey, as if trying to get him back on his feet immediately. A few seconds later, however, a mass clash broke out between virtually all the footballers on the lawn, in which substitutes on both sides, led by Jack Grealish, also took part. The chief arbiter Daniel Siebert from Germany had a really busy hand at the end of the match, which is also documented by the fact that at the set time he dealt six yellow cards (two on the Athletic side and four on Manchester City, editor’s note). However, the emotions of the players did not subside even after the final whistle. After the end of the duel, the home team Stefan Savič and the guest Jack Grealish got into a conflict in the tunnel, while according to information from the portal The police also had to intervene during their physical clash. The Times reporter Henry Winter confirmed that at least eight members of the police force had intervened on the scene, with footage from inside the tunnel showing quite clearly how Stefan Savic was literally chasing Jack Grealish.