Topics: UEFA Champions League, Wolfsburg, Real Madrid, Casemiro, André Schürrle
The game's ref called a penalty against Real Madrid for what seemed to be a close play between André Schürrle and Casemiro.

Keylor Navas' streak without conceding in the UEFA Champions League ended thanks to a penalty by Wolfsburg's Ricardo Rodriguez, but some feel that call was too close for comfort.

After 15 minutes, the game's ref gave Wolfsburg the shot from the spot after Casemiro tackled André Schürrle inside Los Blancos' box, but a number of replays show that the decision should have been different. That goal ended Navas' 738 minute-streak without conceding, and handed the Spanish giants a huge blow in their hopes of getting a good lead against the German side. Seven minutes later, Maximilian Arnold made it 2-0 for the Wolves.

Was the call on Casemiro fair or not? Have a look and decide for yourself.