Jose Mourinho was again in his most provocative form after Real Madrid’s 3-0 convincing victory over Racing Santander on Sunday afternoon.
Despite the hostile atmosphere, the Portuguese coach took advantage of the opportunity to make fun of local fans of their lack of knowledge about game rules.
Real Madrid provided three important points on the journey, but the main titles after the match were dominated by Mourinho’s characteristic irony.
Ex-trainer of Chelsea and Inter didn’t get scared of the atmosphere at the stadium. El Sardineroı, choosing that during the media conference after the match, he criticised the ongoing protests by local fans.
I love this stadium and I love the fans of Racing. They do not come to attend a show or watch a movie, but come to participate in the match and to make hard work for opponents, Mourino explained.
However, his tone changed when he spoke of constant whistles from the tributaries.
They protested every judge’s decision, especially because they were not familiar with the rules. And of course, I understand, because the rules change a lot, he added with a huge dose of irony.
The tension at the stadium peaked when Razing Santander thought he had won the opportunity to return to the game through a penalty. However, the VAR intervention prompted the decision to be annulled, causing anger on local fans.
Mourinho’s comments focused mainly on the canceled penalty, which he saw as a clear example of how technology is functioning just right. The Portuguese coach insisted that the local team had no right to take advantage of a penalty under current regulations.
They protested this canceled penalty when it was clear that the rule says in that case there is never a penalty. It was pretty clear, while the VAR wasn’t asleep. And fortunately, THE woman was awake. The judge was very good, Morainho went on.
In the field, everything was much clearer, since Real Madrid’s stars eventually defeated their opponent. Julian Mbppe continued his remarkable record in Spanish football, preserving the perfect set of goals against any opponent he faced in La League.
Meanwhile, Jude Bellingham é, who became the first Englishman in history to score 50 goals for the club ú and Yan Diomande, contributed to making the Madrillians’ victory even more convincing.
The result was very important for Real Madrid to continue pressure on rivals for the champion title. The Madrillians now rank third on the table of La League with 27 points, just one point behind the second country’s Atletico Madrid and three points away from the Barcelona leader.
Real Madrid will now turn its attention to Wednesday’s match against the Champions League. AEK Athens, ahead of Saturday’s confronting office in the last pre-stop fight for national matches.
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