(Reuters) - Presnel Kimpembe's handball which led to Manchester United's extraordinary 3-1 victory over Paris St Germain in the Champions League was referred to video technology as it was 'a serious missed incident', UEFA said on Friday.
- Presnel Kimpembe's handball which led to Manchester United's extraordinary 3-1 victory over Paris St Germain in the Champions League was referred to video technology as it was"a serious missed incident", UEFA said on Friday.
The competition organisers released a statement on their website detailing the use of the Video Assistant Referee after the system played a decisive role during the week's last-16 second-leg games.
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