Neymar Jr had to be restricted after the Brazilian watched on as Paris Saint-Germain crashed out of the Champions League.

The 27-year-old was on the sidelines at the Parc des Princes as he continues to recover from a metatarsal injury he sustained in January.

The referee judged that a handball from Presnel Kimpembe had been deliberate and after consultation with VAR in the form of a pitchside review, the decision and was given and United progressed onaway goals.

And According to RMC Sport, the player's anger at the dramatic exit spilled over into the tunnel afterwards.

RMC Sport claim that Neymar angrily 'tried to enter the referees' office' as his frustration at Dario Skomina's late penalty award – which was given via the interference of VAR.

According to eye-witnesses, who spoke to RMC, Neymar is alleged to have forced his way through the corridor to the officials' office and had to be restrained by members of the PSG staff outside the door.

MySportDab reports Neymar would find himself lucky to escape a ban from UEFA, not just for his actions behind the scenes but also for his comments immediately after the full-time whistle on Wednesday.

The Brazilian was livid with the referee and blasted him, writing on Instagram: 'This is a disgrace, they put four people that know nothing about football in charge of looking at the replay for VAR.

"There is no penalty. How can it be a handball when it hits his back! Go f*** yourselves!"

See more;https://www.mysportdab.com/2019/03/angry-neymar-by-psg-staff-after-referee.html

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Where is the picture of the restrained and bust up

Abuheekmat:
Where is the picture of the restrained and bust up

According to French Newspaper RMC Sport,

mysportdab:


According to French Newspaper RMC Sport,

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Cry cry baby Neymar...

Suck it up young man....

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RMC Sport is a top newspaper in France, just like our Nigerian The Sun, Guardian and Co.

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