A report on Euro 2024 issued by UEFA's Referees' Committee said that Germany should have been awarded a penalty for handball in their defeat to Spain.

Not this game, though. For some extremely mysterious reason, the referees of the game, including VAR, decided not to award the penalty to Germany, a decision that could have very well led to Germany winning.

Germany should have been awarded a penalty against Spain in their Euro 2024 quarter-final, the UEFA Referees Committee have admitted. Spain went on to knock Germany out of the competition in the final minute of extra time.

A report from UEFA's Referee Committee has confirmed that Germany were wrongfully denied a penalty against Spain during their Euro 2024 quarter-final clash. The incident in question took place in the first half of extra-time as a Jamal Musiala shot cannoned off Spain defender Marc Cucurella's arm inside the penalty.

Germany fans.Die Mannschaft’s home European Championship ended in defeat to Spain this summer with Julian Nagelsmann’s side losing to the eventual winners in a thrilling

Spain became the 2024 Euro champions after defeating England in the final. However, a new report from UEFA states that Luis de la Fuente's team benefited from a referee's mistake. Spain won the 2024 Euro after winning all of their matches in the tournament,

In a surprising turn of events, the UEFA Referees Committee has acknowledged that Germany was wrongfully denied a penalty during The post UEFA Referees Committee Admits Penalty Error in Germany vs Spain Match first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

UEFA have reportedly admitted that hosts Germany should have been awarded a penalty in their Euro 2024 quarter-final which they they went on to lose 2-1 against eventual champions Spain. Spanish portal Revelo said on Monday that the referee commission of Europe's ruling body made the assessment in an analysis which helps brief top referees.