6 misjudgments in one game in the national derby! Real Madrid benefited 5 times, Spanish media angrily denounced: Barcelona wins but is still robbed

In the last "national derby" of this season, Barcelona beat Real Madrid 4-3 at home, completing the feat of "four consecutive kills" of their opponents in a single season, but there were still many controversial punishments in the game. On May 12, the well-known Spanish media "World Sports" commented on the six referee penalty decisions in this game, five of which were beneficial to Real Madrid.

Just 3 minutes into the opening game, Mbappe created a penalty for Real Madrid and took the penalty and broke the deadlock. At that time, Ku Brazil made a mistake in possession, and Mbappe, who was in an offside position, faced Szczesny, who brought him down, which aroused strong dissatisfaction among Barcelona players.

And in the 14th minute, Real Madrid scored their second goal and once took a 2-0 lead. At that time, during the Mbappe attack, Valverde stomped on Yamal for a foul. Referee Hernandez did not say that VAR Martinez did not prompt for a foul. Slow motion shows that Real Madrid players obviously stepped on their ankles. In the 32nd minute, Barcelona tied the score by 2 goals in a row. In Yamal's 2-2 goal attack, Dutch midfielder De Jong's arms were slightly spread out when his chest stopped at the high altitude, but the ball seemed to be closer to the body than the handball, but this was also considered a rare relative profit for Barcelona.

37th minute: Barcelona, ​​who led 3-2, continued to attack, Ferran broke through Joan Améni and rushed to Courtois, and the French central defender pushed down the offensive player as the last person. The referee only showed yellow cards, and VAR did not intervene. According to the DOGSO rules (destroying obvious goal chances), this action should be directly red. The referee missed a red card and was a major misjudgment. In the 80th minute, when Barcelona led 4-3, Ferran received Yamal's shot and was saved by Courtois and hit Joan Améni's open arm (almost in the small penalty area). The referee refused to award a penalty on the grounds that his arm was naturally sagging (first misjudgment). VAR asked the referee to look back, but the original judgment was still maintained. World Sports believes that Joan Améni not only escaped the penalty kick, but also escaped the second yellow card. Double misjudgment. In the 95th minute, Barcelona scored a goal by Fermin, but the handball was cancelled due to the start of Barcelona's offense. At that time, the ball was intercepted by Valverde and touched his arm, and then the Real Madrid player touched the ball again. The referee confirmed that the goal was valid, but VAR intervened and cancelled it on the grounds of handball.

The World Sports Daily believes that according to the current rules: "If you dribble or break through after a handball, you cannot be judged for a foul." Therefore, this ball should be valid and is a controversial misjudgment.

Therefore, looking at the whole game, Real Madrid made as many as 5 profits, avoiding a big loss in one game. Because of this, World Sports bluntly stated that although Barcelona won, it was still a robbery.