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The Spanish giants compete in Bernabeu this Saturday in a derby between the two best Liga teams, and Atlético has published a practical guide for its rivals.
Entitled ” basic instructions for the derby ”, Atlético has shared a list of tasks to be performed for the impact of the weekend in the form of Ikea instructions for the construction of a piece of furniture, including ” Good physical preparation “And a” Detailed analysis of the opponent “. However, it ended with a spike to its neighbors by adding a fourth step: “Once again, use your television channel to put pressure on the referee“.
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The fourth step is a reference to the accusations that Real Madrid television has disseminated negative messages on the referees in charge of some of their matches in an alleged attempt to put them pressure on them. In the meantime, Madrid recently filed a complaint asking for an overhaul of the Liga arbitration system after its controversial defeat 1-0 against Espanyol last week.
The title champions of Carlo Ancelotti are at the top of the Liga before the match on Saturday, but have a thin advance of a point on the Atlético of Diego Simeone, which means that many elements play for a derby enticing to come .
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