Real Madrid coach Ancelotti stabbed the referees after an Espanyol shock defeat

Real Madrid Chief Coach Carlo Ancelotti stuck The officials after his country suffered a shock defeat 1-0 from Espanyol in La Liga on Saturday.

Los Blancos fell at Carlos Romero’s goal at 85 minutes, but still felt the left back had to be red cardboard earlier to hack Kylian Mbappe Back as the Frenchman tried to break in Madrid’s attack.

“In this foul, the decision made (through) the referee and VAR is inexplicable,” said Ancelotti at a press conference after the match when he was examined on the issue.

“The risk of injury was very high. Var is there to protect the player. It’s inexplicable that it’s not red, “he added.

He then pressed to comment on whether there was a continued battle between Real Madrid and the referees in the Spanish top flight, Ancelotti said: “I do not want to talk about this question anymore. I just want to talk about what happened today that they didn’t see it when everyone saw it. “

This aside, Ancelotti seems to be more accepted for a forbidden goal in the first half for Vinniki Jr.Whoever returned to the fold of the left wing, but was largely ineffective at the RCDE stadium.

“The referee told us it was a foul of Mbape,” Ancelotti said, as number 9 clearly raised his hands to a defender and pushed it to the floor, which turned off the Brazilian’s shot past Joan Garcia.

Another acidic point for Madrid was Antonio Rudiger, which was brought out to the graph.

“It’s a muscle injury. We’ll see what’s. We know what we need to do, “Ancelotti noted, while once again refused to confirm whether Madrid would head to the transfer market – which closes on Monday – to strengthen the central back.

If Rudiger is turned off, rookie Raul Assensio will be the only natural central defender of Madrid David Alaba is approaching the full fitness After recovery from the end of 2023 ACL rupture.

This is anxious With Manchester City on the horizon In the playoffs of the Champions League, but this is the fact that the victory for Diego Simeone’s men in Bernabeu next weekend would mean that Atletico Madrid heads two points from his Crossstown rivals at the La Liga summit.