Report Reveals: Did UEFA Manipulate the Penalty Video?
A forensic report commissioned by the International Union of Atlético de Madrid Supporters Clubs has sparked controversy after analyzing the UEFA video that explained the annulment of Julián Álvarez’s goal during the penalty shootout in the Champions League match.
The report, which has been received with indignation by the Rojiblancos fans, suggests that the video presented by UEFA may have been tampered with, raising doubts about the transparency of the organization.
Among the main anomalies detected are inconsistencies in the file metadata, an atypical internal structure for camera recordings, unusual fluctuations in the entropy analysis, and alterations in the image sequence, including the unnatural repetition of frames.
In addition, a possible visual cloning of the player Julián Álvarez has been detected in a key frame, a detail that does not appear in the live broadcast. The report also highlights the total absence of audio in the UEFA video, an anomaly that reinforces the suspicion of manipulation.
In light of these revelations, the International Union of Atlético de Madrid Supporters Clubs demands a public explanation from UEFA and the delivery of the original video and audio.
They warn that, if a satisfactory response is not obtained, they will consider that the competition has been tampered with and do not rule out taking legal action to defend the interests of the club and its fans. Atlético de Madrid and its supporters await prompt clarification from UEFA to dispel doubts and restore confidence in the integrity of the competition.
