Van Persie Questions Legitimacy of Inter's Penalty in Feyenoord Clash
Posted on March 12, 2025
Feyenoord coach Robin van Persie has expressed his concerns regarding a controversial penalty awarded to Inter Milan during their UEFA Champions League match on March 11, 2025. Inter secured a 2-1 victory over Feyenoord, advancing to the quarter-finals with a 4-1 aggregate score, but van Persie labeled the penalty as "dubious," suggesting it may have been given a bit too easily by the officials.
In the match, Inter initially took control, extending their lead to 3-0 on aggregate shortly after kickoff. However, Feyenoord responded well, with Jakub Moder leveling the score with a penalty of his own, showcasing the team's resilience. Van Persie praised his players for their determination, noting the difficulty of conceding early against a strong opponent like Inter. He acknowledged the team's effort, stating they fought hard and defended well throughout the game, buoyed by the support of their fans.
The pivotal moment came when Mehdi Taremi was fouled in the penalty area, leading to a penalty conversion by Hakan Calhanoglu that restored Inter's three-goal advantage. Van Persie, while acknowledging his team's performance, remarked on the penalty awarded to Inter, indicating that it could have been a more contentious decision. Despite the disappointment, he remained proud of his squad's efforts against a formidable side, emphasizing their belief in a potential comeback before Inter's second penalty.
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