Real Madrid suffered on Sunday to overcome Sevilla FC. The Sevilla FC may have been reduced to ten after only twelve minutes of play and then nine on the return from the locker room, the Madrilenians had to work until the last minutes of the meeting.
And once again, Real Madrid can thank Kylian Mbappé, author of the opening of the scoring at the start of the last quarter of an hour while Jude Bellingham doubled the bet in the last minutes. But for FC Seville, the Merengue club can also thank the referee for the meeting. Consequently of red card received by Loïc Badé from the 12th minute for having slightly hung the jersey of Kylian Mbappé in the position of the last defender.
“The Var was supposed to improve football, but it had the opposite effect, Thus regretted Joaquin Caparros, Sevilla FC coach. Just as the coaches prepare the matches, the referees must also prepare. A referee must take into account the context of the match he is about to arbitrate. There was nothing in play, only the atmosphere. The Professional Football League spends millions, the Federation … All this should help us improve football. »»
“It's chaos”
“The people of FIFA, in Armani, well dressed, decide that you have to play technological football, he continued.
When the Var arrived, I was against and they treated me old games but they give me more and more right. »»
“Knowing the context, two teams without objective, the atmosphere, and after 15 minutes, we spoil the match. Please, please, please, he blown. It will become more and more complicated. This summer, it will be a new vicious circle and even more chaos. The regulations are perfect. Invest in improving arbitrators. No more commitment, better physical preparation, better technical and psychological skills, because the regulations we have is perfect. They should award the Nobel Prize to the one who invented it. »»
“From what we see, it is possible,” he concluded.
I have always been taught that the referee was the only judge, and now it is chaos, with so many arbitrators on the ground, that's how things are going. »»
