UEFA subsequently handed Xabi a one-game suspension for this celebration, which would impede him from taking part in the upcoming Supercopa against Sevilla. On Friday, UEFA rejected Madrid’s appeal (the club said the suspension was disproportionate to Xabi’s actions) and upheld the suspension.
It was great to see Xabi being all impulsive and letting his emotions carry him, as he is usually so calm and collected.
Nacho also jumped down from the stands to go celebrate with his teammates on the field, but as he isn’t as well known as Xabi, he was detained by security on his way back to the stands. As everyone’s attention was focused elsewhere, no one even noticed he was missing. As such, Nacho missed the rest of the overtime, including the last two goals.