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On Saturday, Real Madrid underwent its first liga 2025 defeat, losing 1-0 against Espanyol at the Front Stadium internship.
However, the manner of defeat was controversial, the Liga leader being furious at the decision not to expel Carlos Romero, author of the victorious goal, on Kylian Mbappé.
Carlo Ancelotti described as “inexplicable The decision of the referee on the Alejandro Muniz Ruiz and Var field, while Real Madrid television went further by furiously criticizing the people involved (via Diario AS).
“” It is an assault in which he can explode the player, it is regrettable. This is what Real must bear in this dirty Negreira league. If it was the opposite, open all of them and the media. Rafael Louzan (president of the Spanish Football Federation), which has just arrived, has to leave now. He knows what is to do and he gave absolute power to Medina Cantalejo, who is the direct heir to Negreira. »»
RMTV takes out the sulphate
RMTV also criticized the decision to cancel the goal of Vinicius Junior in the first half, which was refused for a fault of Mbappé in the preparation.
“It is a totally valid goal, they invent cancellation. The Espanyol defender clings to Mbappé, does not whistle the penalty and also cancels the goal. Mbappé just wants to get rid of the defender, nothing more. »»
RMTV concluded his speech with a sarcastic remark to the highest officers of Spanish football. “Arbitration is shameful, today is very serious. Congratulations to the performers of the Medina Cantalejo plan, they are his praetorian guard. They reached the clear goal of preventing Real Madrid from winning. “We have been the same for many years. »»
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