明らかにする／漏らすd: What Ronald Araujo's 手渡す gesture after getting sent off means... as Barcelona 星／主役にする ガス／煙s over 早期に red card in 支持する／優勝者s League 衝突／不一致 with PSG

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Fans have explained the meaning of Ronald Araujo's 手渡す gesture after he was sent off in Barcelona's 敗北・負かす by?Paris Saint-Germain.?

The defender was given a straight red card after he bowled over Bradley Barcola 29 minutes into the 支持する／優勝者s League 衝突／不一致.

His sending-off was a 事情に応じて変わる doors moment as Barca 崩壊するd thereafter. Barcelona had been 1-0 up on the night and 4-2 up on aggregate, but a succession of goals gave PSG a 4-1 victory and a 6-4 aggregate 勝利，勝つ.

Araujo was furious, 抗議するing with his team-mates in the 直面する of 審判（をする）?Istvan Kovacs, but he had bundled Barcola as he hared clean through on goal. A VAR check 確認するd the 決定／判定勝ち（する）.

He 成し遂げるd a 手渡す gesture as he stalked off the pitch, splaying his fingers and 新たな展開ing his 手渡す, and テレビ視聴者s in England wondered what it meant.?

Ronald Araujo 成し遂げるd this 手渡す gesture after 存在 sent off for Barcelona against PSG

The Barca defender had bowled over Bradley Barcola 29 minutes into the European 衝突／不一致

Fortunately, football fans familiar with South American culture have arrived on the scene to explain his 活動／戦闘.?

'It’s the South American 手渡す gesture for stealing,' one wrote on Reddit. Araujo is Uruguayan.?

'I'd say it's also 理解できる in Spain, if not for the comments here I'd have thought it was 全世界の／万国共通の,' another wrote.

The 合意 の中で commenters was that Araujo thought he had been robbed, with fans in Portugal and Italy also explaining that they recognised the gesture.?

Xavi and a member of Barcelona's coaching staff were later sent off as the night descended into anarchy.?

Araujo's 解雇／（訴訟の）却下 完全に changed the tie and PSG went on to 得点する／非難する／２０ four goals and go through

Barcelona are no strangers to capitulations in Europe. They famously squandered a 3-0 advantage against Liverpool in 2019 in the 半分-決勝戦, losing 4-0 at Anfield.

And PSG will feel that this is some 天罰 for 2017. The French 巨大（な）s had been 4-0 up after the first 脚 but lost 6-1 in Spain in one of the 競争's greatest-ever turnarounds.??