Jude Bellingham Red Card: Real Madrid midfielder forbade two games for ‘disrespect’ according to the referee | Football news
Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham was suspended in two games for “disrespecting” the referee who sent him in Osasun, but avoided a longer ban for swearing for officials.
The 21-year-old is available to face Manchester City on Wednesday at the Champions League play-offs, but he will miss the Laliga node against Girona and Real Betis.
Bellingham has shown a direct red card in the first half of Real Madrid 1-1 with Osasun, the last moment of controversy, which the club believes have appeared in recent weeks.
Manager Carlo Ancelotti claimed that after the game, the referee accused Bellingham of yelling “f ***” for the decision he had not agreed with, but that the 21-year-old actually said “f *** excluded.”
The English midfielder faced a potential ban up to 12 matches in accordance with Spanish FA regulations, but it will be suspended on only two games, as well as facing a potential fines after the management body considered Bellingham showed “uninvited/ striking “attitude towards the judge’s judge.
Separately, the judge sent by Bellingham denied what he calls “false accusation” by local media, which led to Spanish FA temporarily aside.
Jose Luis Munuer will not judge a game for the Federation until he concludes an analysis of an online newspaper report El Espanol This alleged Munuer had business relations with “officials” in the Spanish league, according to Tuesday.
The focus of the report is the Talendus Sports Speakers, a company that Munuer works with offering motivational conversations of sports personalities.
Munuer answered the media report with a statement stating that Talenca “never invoiced any quantities from any sports institution, whether it was a club, a federation or a company associated with sports.”
Earlier this month, Real Madrid wrote an official letter to Spanish FA after a 1-0 defeat by Espanyol, and the winner was achieved by Carlos Romero -who had already been sent to Real Felt for a late challenge on Kylian Mbappe.
The club also remained angry with Varjat Penito, which was assigned to Atletico Madrid, which ended the Madrid derby in drawing 1-1 week later.
“I have already given my opinion on what happened and still happens,” Ancelotti explained on the eve of the match on Wednesday with Man City, when asked about his latest thoughts about the state of the trial in Spain.
“What is happening is quite surprising and I have nothing to say.
“Obviously we are not satisfied with this, with what happened against Osasuna, what happened against Atletico. These are three games in which we have harmed some decisions that we still don’t understand. I don’t understand.”
Istvan Kovacs, who reviewed the Europa League final between Bayer Leverkusen and Atalanta last season, will serve a match on Wednesday at the Bernabeu, with a real leading 3-2 from the first leg in Manchester.
When Ancelotti wondered about the difference he was expecting from a European judge, he praised the standard of collisions around Europe and aimed another digger on real officials Real, saying: “The statistics speak for himself. Less varnities, only when the case is necessary .
Pep Guardiola suggested that City has only a “one percent of the chance” to pass, now you need to beat any two clear goal – or on penalties if he wins one – in the Spanish capital, where Real has not lost since then he has not lost shock -fascin defeat by Milan.
Ancelotti questioned Guardiola when he was brought in by comments, and jokingly suggested that he would throw them out with his opposite number ahead of the latest games between the two teams, the eighth in four seasons.
He said, “I will ask him tomorrow, before the game – you really think you have only one percentage opportunity? Of course, that’s more than that – and we don’t think it’s 99 percent of the possibility of passing.
“We have a little advantage that we have to use. We will try to play the same game we made in the first part, and things have been doing pretty well there.”
Analysis: Why are Real Madrid imbued with a trial dispute?
Sky Sports News’ Ben Ransa in Madrid:
It is a story that revolves around Real Madrid. This relationship they have with the judges, the Laliga and the authorities in Spain. This is something that brought to a sharp focus for our media after sending Jude Bellingham on weekends to a bad and abusing language according to the match officer. This carries with him a penalty of up to 12 games.
Since then, he has come out and said there is a misunderstanding, there is a feeling in Real Madrid that he can explain what was said and not directed toward the judge.
But it goes back to last month and a match between Real Madrid and Espanyol. Real lost that 1-0, goalkeeper Carlos Romero scored late, but Real felt he was supposed to be sent earlier because of a bad complaint to Kylian Mbappe.
They were upset by the decision of the clerk both in the field and the VAR.
They followed this by writing a letter to the Spanish authorities, questioning the integrity of the Laliga judges.
Since then, the head of Laliga, Javier Tebas, returned to Real Madrid, a later match that attracted Real 1-1 with Atletico Madrid to a athlete punishment that brought them back to the tie.
Acelotti mentioned that it is still today in terms of varnish intervention and said that there are many decisions that they simply do not understand.
It was really interesting, the last question of a press conference asked if Ancelotti felt that a letter of government had a negative impact on decisions. They were demolished from the top of Laliga, but Acelotti said he didn’t want to talk about it and left at that moment.
There was so much focus on this particular relationship, and their views may be happy that the glow of the media will be in the center of attention throughout Europe with a European judge, and Ancelotti did not face in suggesting that it was a better standard.
Valverde is turning to comments from a press conference
Sky Sports News’ Ben Ransa in Madrid:
Really bizarre situation. Captain Real Madrid felt the need to apologize to fans this afternoon for not criticizing judges at a press conference today.
“I always said that I was no one to judge the judge who was doing his job,” Federico Valverde said ahead of the game.
“We are all people and we can go wrong. The judges are criticized and when they work well, we never flatter them.”
Valverde then made a post, addressing the fans directly, returning to what he said during a press conference in a bizarre turn after faces a return reaction from the fans.
It doubles around their views, as well as Ancelotti, regarding the court.
Probably half or three -quarters of the questions asked by Ancelotti was especially the judge, which tells you the extent and size of the problem on Wednesday about Madrid before their key connection of the Champions League.
