Their domination was clear, even more in overtime, but it is disturbing to note that the English will have scored thanks to a goal against his camp from Simon Kjaer (39th) and an extremely contentious penalty converted by Harry Kane (104th), in two time necessarily, as Kasper Schmeichel was in a state of grace on Wednesday at Wembley. The whistle of discord goes back to two minutes earlier, when Raheem Sterling, very restless, overflows on the right side. Embarrassed for the first time by Joakim Maehle, he regained possession of the ball and collapsed on a supposed fault in the middle of Atalanta before running into Mathias Jensen. In slow motion, despite four different angles, the contact is minimal or nonexistent, and it seems that the Manchester City striker has fallen back into one of his faults, this propensity to collapse into the box.
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