Although almost a month has passed since Atletico Madrid lost to Real Madrid, the Champions League final, supporters of the defeated club decided to start legal measures against the European Union (UEFA).

Real Madrid excelled in the derby with a penalty shootout, and he benefited from canceling the kick of Argentine striker Julian Alvarez, due to touching the ball twice.

A great controversy raised the kick, but UEFA confirmed after the match the validity of the decision to cancel Alvarez's goal by publishing a video of clarification and dispelling doubts.

Real Madrid has already qualified for the quarter-finals, and lost the first leg 3-0 against Arsenal in London last Tuesday.

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Which renewed the controversy in the last hours, the sudden decision of the Jury in UEFA to exclude the assistant referee of the Polish Square Square Simon Marshiniak (Thomas Kvatkovsky) from the remaining matches in European competitions, after the great controversy sparked by the canceled penalty.

Press allegations of UEFA falsification have also spread the dual -touch video for Elvares.

Accordingly, Atletico fans were united, and they announced in a statement today, Friday, to move to sue UEFA, due to "there is evidence that UEFA's video is not original, but was manipulated."

A fans ’links statement explained that the first step in the procedures:“ Forming a team consisting of prominent lawyers and assigning it to develop a legal strategy to file a suitable lawsuit against UEFA as soon as possible. ”

The UEFA ties called for "transparency and interpretations", with promises to reach the most distant point in the procedures against the continental union.