What happened: Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany openly criticized the officiating following his side's Champions League semifinal exit to PSG. Kompany questioned why a handball incident did not result in a red card and why Bayern were denied a penalty after conceding one in the first leg in Paris. He acknowledged understanding the rules but pointed to a hand 'above the head' that he felt tilted the tie against his team.

Why it matters: The complaints cap a bruising European campaign for Bayern, who exit the Champions League at the semifinal stage despite Kompany's praise for the squad's domestic season. Officiating grievances from a manager of Kompany's stature carry weight with UEFA's referee committee and shape the narrative heading into next season. The remarks also extend a week of pointed Kompany commentary on refereeing standards.

What to watch: Watch for any UEFA response to Kompany's public criticism and whether Bayern lodge a formal complaint. Attention now shifts to Bayern closing out their Bundesliga campaign and PSG's preparations for the Champions League final.