It's time for part 6 of the series. There is still much more to cover about refereeing errors against Messi, so let's go straight to them.
The first one we'll be seeing is a poorly canceled 1v1 for Messi in the 2017-18 Copa del Rey final. It could have easily been a goal for him but the linesman called a non-existent offside.
The next error we'll be seeing happened in the recent El Clásico loss in April. Nacho made a bad tackle towards Messi inside the box but nothing happened.
And continuing with that game, there was a foul from Lucas Vázquez to Messi previous to Real Madrid's first goal.
Going way back to the 1st leg of the 2005/06 UCL R16, there's this brutal foul from Del Horno to Messi, but no card was given (not even a foul was called). He later received a red card for another attack on Messi.
And to end this part, there's this awful challenge from Pennant to Messi in the 2006/07 UCL season (2nd leg), which should have been punished with a red card.
That's all for the 6th part of this series. I hope you liked this entry, and as always I'll see you in the next blog.
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