That avoidable foul from Camavinga made it much easier for Bayern to take control and eventually get the win.
He was already on a yellow card and, at that stage of the game, he should have been more careful and avoided any situation that could lead to a second booking.
Even if the second foul looked soft, he still denied his opponent a clear chance to break through, and in a game of this magnitude, the referee will almost always react.
There was also some confusion around the earlier booking, as it looked like the officials had to be reminded before the referee eventually showed the red card.
In matches like this, you have to keep your head and stay fully focused from the first minute to the last. One moment of carelessness can undo all the good work your team has put in over the entire game.
I really hope Madrid fans don’t come down too hard on Camavinga. It was a mistake, and these things happen in football. At the end of the day, it’s part of the game — one team goes through, one team goes out.
Kudos to Madrid as well; they fought hard and gave everything till the end.
