Madrid fans' frustration over Courtois' limited exit

The match between Real Madrid and Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League witnessed an unusual incident due to defender Álvaro Carreira's delay in entering the game. He stayed off the field for more than a minute after Vinicius Junior's exit, which itself took over 20 seconds. As a result, the team was left with ten players for over a minute. According to UEFA Champions League rules, players are allowed to leave the field within 10 seconds. If the process takes longer, a substitute player can only enter after the first stoppage of play following a one-minute interval. In this case, Carreira delayed his entry, causing his teammate to wait off the field for over a minute. He only entered during the 89th minute, and the final substitution was made only after Inter Milan's attack had concluded. Despite this, Real Madrid won the match 2-1, securing their first victory in the tournament this season.

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