Real Madrid vs Betis

[thehumblegringo]

Did anyone just see that????
Betis through 1v1 and Navas completely cleans him out and the ****ing ref waves play on!
I have never seen anything like that

[Ainsley Harriott]

One of the most blatant red cards I've ever seen.

The ref had a clear view (as did the linesman) and was relatively close too.

[thehumblegringo]

It reminded me of Schumacher vs Tigana

[surge]

There are always a number of very strange decisions in Real Madrid and Barcelona games. One I felt the ref got spot on was watching Vasquez be pulled back but stay upright and then, 5 seconds later when clear it wasn't coming to anything, pull it back and award free-kick and a yellow card. Rugby referees seem to play advantage forever but it seems football referees very rarely pull the game back if a foul has been committed: you either fall over or give the ref a reason not to make the decision.

[City123]

There are always a number of very strange decisions in Real Madrid and Barcelona games. One I felt the ref got spot on was watching Vasquez be pulled back but stay upright and then, 5 seconds later when clear it wasn't coming to anything, pull it back and award free-kick and a yellow card. Rugby referees seem to play advantage forever but it seems football referees very rarely pull the game back if a foul has been committed: you either fall over or give the ref a reason not to make the decision.

And the decisions often seem to go Barca or Real's way for some reason....

[itkman]

And the decisions often seem to go Barca or Real's way for some reason....

See also our season in the premier league.

[Rjk]

See also our season in the premier league.

Probably an effect of the amount of time in games spent attacking.

[WJ99mobile]

See also our season in the premier league.

Look at Mings and Zlatan

[BlueArmy 86]

Ramos to the rescue again. What a captain. Cracking save from Navas at the death as well to stop it being 2-2. Should he have been on?