The Spanish part were left fuming after former European champions Dortmund scored twice in stoppage amount of time in their quarter-final second knee, including a controversial profitable purpose from opponent Felipe Santana. The Brazilian's goal saw the Bundesliga area finish an incredible comeback and advance to the past four for initially in 15 years. A few Dortmund players facing Malaga goalkeeper Willy Caballero appeared offside if the ball was entered for the successful goal and Santana also seemed offside when he won. Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani made the state in a number of tweets on his standard supply without stating who the accusation was directed at, and urged a probe to be opened by UEFA in to the match. "Thank you quite definitely for the group you have been winners on the frequency. I am sorry to go out in this way injustice and racism," Al Thani wrote. "I aspire to start a thorough study (by) UEFA concerning the Spanish club (going) out this way. Which doesn't affect the nature of sport," he added after the final whistle. "This is not basketball, but bias and clear of all." Malaga forward Roque Santa Cruz said: "We continue to be wanting to take in what has happened. The dressing room is quite depressed. "It was a casino game that amazingly we let fall out of our hands Ultimately they'd plenty of luck. Not only for scoring goals but due to the situations as well. The 3rd was offside. They had lots of luck." "We are extremely disappointed. We were four minutes from the semi-final and every thing slipped out of our arms in these last few minutes," he told Spanish television. For the Germans, it had been a whole contrast of thoughts. "I only can't really feel this," said Dortmund defender Never Subotic. "This could be the craziest moment in every of my basketball career. Until recently it has been a Hollywood movie, hopefully it'll have a Hollywood ending." The Germans, who last achieved the semi-finals in 1998, per year after winning the trophy, appeared on their way to avoid it when Eliseu obtained to put Malaga 2-1 up in the moment. Dortmund, seeking two goals after their goalless draw in Spain the other day to advance, pulled one back through Marco Reus a minute into stoppage time and energy to fix their hopes. Santana then scrambled the ball on the range from what looked an offside position to complete a dramatic evening and guard Dortmund's unbeaten Champions League run in 2013. "I cannot describe what's happened if you ask me after that," Dortmund coach Juergen Klopp said. "I think I must visit a physician. It feels like we have gained the trophy".
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