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Published 17:20 18 Oct 2015 BST
Updated 17:26 18 Oct 2015 BST
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Referee incredibly allows @Hannover96 midfielder Leon Andreasen's goal to stand after he turns it in with his arm. http://t.co/npe7b3KNbB
— BT Sport Football (@btsportfootball) October 18, 2015
Despite the protests of the home side, referee Sebastian Dankert awarded the goal - which proved to be the only strike in Hannover's 1-0 win.
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