"Controversial call denies Juventus crucial penalty in draw against Nantes"
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Juventus's 1-1 draw against Nantes saw a late penalty denied to them after a clear handball by defender Sebastien Corchia.
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The referee was called by VAR to review the play in the final minute of stoppage time but instead of giving a penalty, the referee gave a free kick to Nantes for a Gleison Bremer's foul on Corchia.
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Bremer and midfielder Manuel Locatelli both tried to score on Juan Cuadrado's ball in and it was Bremer who got his head to the ball.
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After looking at the replay, it was clear that the ball was deflected by the hand of Corchia.
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The referee supposedly saw a push of Bremer on Corchia's back, which led him to not give the penalty.
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CBS Sports soccer rules expert Christina Unkel disagreed with the call and thought it was a clear error.
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Juventus's hopes of progressing to the round of 16 in the Europa League are now in danger.
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If Juventus lose at Nantes next Thursday, they'll be eliminated from the Europa League.
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A penalty and conversion in the previous match would have been enough for Juventus to move on with just a draw next week.
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Juventus's elimination would be a major disappointment for a team that has won the competition three times.
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