I think it was but i dont care now.
so your argument about
"We're just merely talking about a scenario if Juve would be given the penalty for a foul on Madrid player and thats pure conjecture and hypothetical." was wrong, thank you.
Our first leg performance was appalling and thats where we lost it.
agreed, we played like pussies after 0-2, and we fell apart.
still, real got the little push they needed - and that's what allegri also mentioned in his post-match interview. these little incidents can decide a 2x90 minutes tie, and real is usually on the right end of the cock in those cases. i'm not saying there's a system that helps them (otherwise kassai would have gotten some important matches after screwing last year's semi return leg, which he hasn't), i'm just saying they were extremely lucky against us and bayern, too. and i'm not a bayern (or pool) fan by any means, if you're looking for some bias there - if it was up to me, either of these teams could disappear today, i wouldn't miss them too much.
also, it's not about double standards. i have a real supporter friend, and even him admitted that kassai got it all wrong last season, and that marcelo handball and the foul on cuads were both clear penalties this season. i didn't talk to him after the final, but i'm sure he'll acknowledge that ramos went over the line against both karius and salah. fact is that these happened in 2 consecutive seasons and it might make them look a bit worse than what they are.
i am not going spend my time analyzing ref errors
some others will, you might wanna try to live with it. it has always been part of the football talk. and i'm convinced that this season's refereeing in italy was a level over cl refs, partly due to var, and partly due to the fact that serie a is a hell lot slower than cl, so incidents are probably easier to judge.