Carlo Ancelotti said he was hoping for Jude Beeingham avoiding a ban on the abuse of judges as he received another slide in the standard of officialization in Laliga.
Speaking ahead of the Play-off-off-off of the Wednesday’s Champions League with Manchester City, the press conference of Ancelotti’s pre-hearing was dominated by questions about Bellingham and the constant and real quarrel with the Spanish authorities for the quality of reference in the flight its high.
Bellingham, who had scored the late winner in the first match of Real’s Play-off victory in Etihad last week, was shown a direct red card in the first half of their 1-1 draw with Osasuna on Saturday , the last moment of the controversy the club thinks they have come out against the last few weeks.
At the beginning of February, they wrote an official letter to the Spanish Armed Forces after a 1-0 loss from Espanyol, with the winner marked by Carlos Romero -who Real thought he should have already been sent for a late challenge to Kylian Mbappe .
The club was also laid angry by a VAR-rated penalty, given for the archive-rivals Atletico Madrid who saw Derby Madrid end in a 1-1 draw a week later.
“I already gave my opinion on what happened and it is still happening,” Ancelotti explained in his latest thoughts on the state of judgment in Spain. “What is happening is quite startling and I have nothing else to say.
“We are not definitely happy with him, with what happened against Osasuna, what happened against Atletico. There was three matches where we have been damaged by some decisions we still do not understand. I do not understand.”
Istvan Kovacs, who referred to last season’s final in the Europa League between Bayer Leverkusen and Atalanta, will formalize Wednesday’s Bernabeu match, really 3-2 leaders from the first match in Manchester.
Bellingham scored a detention time winner for Real Madrid at Manchester City
When Ancelotti was asked about the change he expected from a European judge, he assessed the necessary standard. “
With the dismissal of Bellingham, Ancelotti was asked if he had hope for the midfielder avoiding the maximum punishment of a 12 -match detention for the judge’s abuse and replied, “Yes, obviously I do. We hope he will not be punished.”
Pep Guardiola has suggested that the city has only one “one percent” chance to pass, now needs to win either by two clear goals – or with fine if they win with one – in the Spanish capital, where Real have not lost Since that time a loss of the group’s group phase from Milan.
Ancelotti questioned Guardiola’s games when comments were put to him, and jokingly suggested that he would bring them with his opposite number before the last match between the two teams, eight seasons.
He said, “I’ll ask tomorrow, before the match – do you really think you have only one percent of a percentage? Of course, it’s more than that – and we don’t think it’s 99 percent of the opportunity to pass.
“We have a little advantage we should benefit for. We will try to play the same game we did in the first match, and things worked out very well there.”
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Analysis: Why is Real Madrid involved in a dispute for judges?
Sky Sports News’ Ben Ransom in Madrid:
It is the story that is swinging around Real Madrid. They have this relationship with the judges, Laliga and the authorities in Spain. Something something that was brought to the sharp focus to our media after Jude Bellingham was sent on weekends for hateful and abusive language to a match official. This carries with it a punishment of up to 12 games.
He has come out since year and said he had a misunderstanding, there is a feeling within Real Madrid that he can explain far from what was said and that he did not address the Directorate.
But it returns last month and a game between Real Madrid and Espanyol. Real lost that 1-0, scorer Carlos Romero scored late, but he really thought he should have been sent earlier due to a bad solution in Kylian Mbappe.
They were upset with the decision of officials in both the field and in Var.
They followed him by writing a letter to the Spanish authorities, questioning the integrity of the judges in Laliga.
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Paul Merson is screaming after Manchester City leaves a 2-1 lead against Real Madrid in the Champions League, with Jude Beeingham scored the winner.
Since then, Laliga’s leader, Javier Tebas, has returned to Real Madrid, a subsequent match that Real Drew 1-1 with Atletico Madrid brought a penalty to the athlete who took them back in the tie.
Ancelotti referred that today even in terms of VAR intervention, and said there were many decisions that they simply do not understand.
It was really interesting, the final question of the press conference asked if Ancelotti felt the letter to the authorities had a negative effect on decisions. They were dropped from the top of Laliga, but Ancelotti said he did not want to talk about it and left at that point.
So much of the concentration has been in that particular relationship, and from their point of view maybe they are happy that the splendor of media attention will be throughout Europe with a European judge, and Ancelotti did not keep again suggesting it was a Best standard.
