Man of the match Wednesday, charged Thursday - cat pitch invader lands Besiktas in trouble
It has been a memorable couple of days for the cat pitch invader at Besiktas, who has landed the Turkish club in trouble with UEFA.

Besiktas have been hit with a UEFA charge after a cat invaded the pitch during Wednesday's Champions League clash against Bayern Munich.
It has been quite the 24 hours for the inquisitive feline, who briefly brought a pause to proceedings in the second half at Vodafone Arena before being shooed away.
Comically, and with a certain amount of inevitability, the ginger cat won a Bayern Munich poll for man of the match, beating off competition from more household names such as Sandro Wagner, Thiago Alcantara and Thomas Muller following Bayern's 3-1 win that secured an 8-1 aggregate triumph.
But on Thursday, the animal's exploring landed Besiktas in trouble with Europe's governing body and the case will be dealt with on May 31.
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Besiktas were also charged for the more serious offences of throwing objects and blocking stairways.
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