Ligue des Champions 2005 2006 Barcelona Ac Milan

Demi Finale
26 Avril 2006
Nou Camp

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Obligé d'accélérer pour gagner, le Milan AC se met en valeur d'entrée. Et sur un centre de Seedorf, Shevchenko se jette et place une tête que Victor Valdes repousse (49e). Si Ronaldinho garde de sa superbe et Belletti rate l'immanquable sur un service de Giuly (53e), les coéquipiers des Brésiliens commencent à jouer petit bras. Les Rossoneri  en profitent pour se faire plus pressants. Même s'ils ne se montrent pas transcendants, les Milanais se créent quelques occasions. Par Cafu (66e) puis par Andrei Shevchenko. L'Ukrainien marque mais a le malheur de voir son but refusé par M. Merk pour une faute imaginaire sur Carles Puyol (69e).Le coup est tres rude et surtout irréversible. Apres Benfica en quarts les premiers vol arbitral d'une longue periode.

It was the year 2006, a year during which a budding teenage sensation from Argentina was slowly making headlines while playing for Barcelona. This was a Barcelona team that danced around Ronaldinho and were playing six time Champions AC Milan in the semi-final.The Milan side of 2006 were still hurting from the painful defeat at Istanbul a year ago and were eager to get over that disappointment.The first leg of the tie was at the San Siro and the away team, Barcelona, took a 1-0 advantage for the decider in Nou Camp a week later. In the return leg, Milan had to score at least once to take the game to extra time.

However, they struggled to score past a resilient Barcelona defence and on the other side the Milan goalkeeper, Dida, was keeping them in the game with some vital saves.

In the 69th minute, the controversial moment of the game and the entire leg came. Shevchenko had just put the ball past Victor Valdes and Milan were about to celebrate a tie changing goal, but the German referee, Markus Merk, had other ideas and blew the whistle for a foul by Shevchenko on Puyol.TV replays clearly showed that there was no contact by Shevchenko on Puyol and the Spanish man tumbled on his own. The decision to rule out the goal infuriated Ancelotti and the Milan bench. Shevchenko was baffled by the decision and the game eventually ended goalless, with Barcelona progressing to the final.After the game, the Ukrainian forward rightfully claimed that he didn’t make contact with Puyol. "Perhaps he slipped and knocked into me but I had my hands up and I hit the ball cleanly," he added, "It was a perfectly legitimate goal."