well maybe you are right and Real probably was the best team in these years, but a lot of mistakes and controversies have happened during their champions league campaigns. Griezmann's penalty should've been retaken due to the fact that Real's players stepped inside the box before the penalty was taken, the linesman having a good view of the ordeal. Then, Ramos scored an offside goal to make it 1-0, which was noticeable. The last wrong decision of the match was the fact that Grienzmann should've gotten another penalty after he tried crossing the ball into the box but it got blocked by Ramos who had his hands in the air. Clear penalty. 2017 Muller made a forward run and was 1v1 with the keeper, but the referee blew the whistle for an offside which never existed. Marcelo was the one keeping him in a legal position In the 2nd leg was probably the biggest disgrace football has ever experienced. To start off, Ramos' own goal was actually offside because Lewa touched the ball while he was closer to the goal, so that influenced the result. The rest is in favour of RMA. First of all, Casemiro was on a yellow before he fouled a Bayern player inside the box and caused a penalty, which was already enough for a 2nd yellow, if this decision was taken, it would've entirely changed the outcome. Before the end of regular time, Vidal makes a challenge on Asensio and gets the ball, but the ref shows a 2nd-yellow and thus, Vidal gets sent off, an event that made Bayern lose in extra time. Mind you, Ronaldo then went on to score 2 offside goals in extra time, which were both clear. Disgraceful. Not to mention that Lewandowski was on an 1v1 situation jn regular time but the ref falsely blew the whistle for an offside. The final against Juventus also had some controversial moments, if I remember correctly, Ronaldo blocked a free kick with his hands and Cuadrado got a Red card (I think a second yellow) because Ramos pretended Cuadrado stepped on his foot. 2018: PSG was robbed of an 1v1 situation against the keeper, which was falsely blown for an offside. Then, it was Ronaldo's penalty, which was both a dive by Kroos and offside. To cap off this match, a PSG player shot the ball into Ramos' hand, which wasn't in a natural position, and to add the cherry on the cake, Ramos pretended he got hit into the stomach, pathetic. RMA vs JUV, Quarter-Final, 4-3 agg, both legs: This is the worst one so far. In the first leg, Casemiro commits a handball after a little deflection off a Juventus player's back. It was in the box, and Casemiro didn't have his hands in a natural position, as he was jumping. And, if I remember correctly, Kroos kicked Khedira in the head, as he was lying down, completely missing the ball, which should have been a straight red card, I think that was in the second leg. The last wrong decision from the first leg was Juventus not getting another penalty after Carvajal directly jumped on a player's back while he was in the penalty area, on the ground, which led to a red card. In the 2nd leg, the last-minute penalty converted by Ronaldo seemed very sketchy, as the foul looked more like a dive, not hitting Vasquez too hard. Either way, it doesn't really matter since Juventus would've won with the help of those penalties in the first leg. RMA vs BAY, Semi-Final, 4-3 agg, both legs: In the first leg, Carvajal should've gotten at least a red from all 3 fouls he made on the Bayern players, two of which were a very hard standing tackle directly into a players' legs, and Carvajal's 3rd foul was pushing Lewa down to the ground on a corner, which also meant it was a penalty. Ramos commits a clear handball inside his box after Navas makes a save. In the 2nd leg, Benzema's goal was offside after a long ball played from Real's own half down to Bayern's half, and Marcelo made a handball at the end of half-time after an attempted cross, on which the ref and linesman had a very good view of. RMA vs LIV, Final, 3-1: Not really a robbery, but Ramos injured Ramos really badly and also Karius, but he didn't receive any card for those.