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I'm proud of my Citi players, and I still support the VAR. "

"I'm a loser in the Champions League" so said Pep Guardiola, technical director for Manchester City before facing the Spurs, commenting on the failure to achieve the title of the ears since 2011 when he was coach of Barcelona, through the experience you did with Bayern Munich earlier steak currently.

It seems that the permit Guardiola, has reflected negatively on the players, who signed in the mistakes of the defensive disaster gifted Tottenham three goals that went up to the semi-final, as the inability of the Spanish coach himself to save his team or change the course of the meeting.

Despite a return win (4.3) on Wednesday, Citi called the Championship due to the loss of a goal without a reply, to pay for the deadly defensive loophole that caused him to receive three targets in his field.

Confirmed the Spanish Pep Guardiola, technical director for Manchester City in England, its support for the use of technical judgment video plugin "VAR", but it is believed that the "shot Fernando York. look to the hand of one of the corners, and the other, the angle of the referee, no," in reference to the second goal for Tottenham Hotspur during a match of the second leg of the quarterfinals, which were held yesterday, Wednesday.

Played a technical rule video plugin "VAR" a big role in the qualified "Spurs" after that count the goals scored by Spain's Fernando York, scrapped the last of his record Raheem Sterling in injury time instead of lost and served as a qualify for the Six, the offside.

He explained Guardiola in comments to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) after a match that embraced Stadium (Union) "I support the use of', but I think that the goal of the York to the hands of angle, but from another angle seen by the government, it is not so".

Added the Spanish coach "it was harsh, but this is football, we must accept it. We were ahead of the 3-2 in 20 minutes. In the second half, we have created many opportunities for registration, and we have scored a goal that was sufficient to qualify. Unfortunately, things have not ended as we wanted, and we must congratulate Tottenham, and wish him well in the semi-final."