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Sent off after the draw between Valencia and Real Madrid (2-2), last Saturday in La Liga, Jude Bellingham knows his sanction.
Jude Bellingham is set on his fate. Furious with the decision of referee Gil Manzano, who whistled the end of the match between Valencia and Real Madrid (2-2) a few seconds before the Merengue shook the nets, last Saturday in La Liga, the England international received a red card.
Meeting this Wednesday, the Competition Committee of the Spanish championship decided to impose a two-match suspension on the former BvB player, who is accused of his attitude ” agressive “ towards the match official.
Real appeals
For its part, Real Madrid will appeal this decision. While awaiting the verdict, Bellingham will miss the Madrilenians’ next two matches, against Celta Vigo and Osasuna.
After the match, Carlo Ancelotti assured that his player did not insult the referee.“ We don’t like its redhe first said at a press conference. He was transparent in acknowledging what he said, coming forward vehemently, which is normal after what happened, and saying “that’s a fucking goal.” He was just frustrated. But he didn’t say an insult, not at all. See what they write in the minutes. »
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