“Real does not raise a white flag,” a great rage over the refereeing

Madrid’s big derby, at the end of which Atletico and Real parted ways yesterday (Sunday) with a great 1: 1, brought the triple championship match, together with Barcelona, ​​to a boiling point, much thanks to the late balance goal of Karim Benzema (88) who did not let the city rival open a significant gap At the top of the table.

The day after, the beer newspapers focused on the latest snapshot in the table, the character Real has shown in recent rounds and how not, on the refereeing display of Hernandez Hernandez, who decided not to award a penalty to Blancos after watching the screen with a touch of Filipa’s hand inside the extension.

“How is it possible that after he went to examine the incident on screen he did not just whistle? It’s always the same with this referee, he never whistles in our favor, we saw it coming, ”are the voices that came from the white camp, according to the Madrid media. Even a board member, Emilio Butargenio, Who usually keeps Passon and does not deal with refereeing issues, failed to keep to himself what he thought of the decision: “We think there was a penalty, the ball touched the hand. We’re never lucky with Hernandez Hernandez, it’s a shame. ”

On the professional side, the media commented on the character that Real has shown in recent games and the fact that Zinedine Zidane’s side are struggling in every game until the last minute. “Real has never waved a white flag,” Marca wrote, noting the fact that in the last three games, the Blancos have scored important goals in the closing minutes.

First it was Perlan Mendy who scored a winning goal in the 86th minute against Atalanta in the first game of the quarterfinals of the Champions League in Bergamo, then a win by Vinicius Jr. in the 89th minute against Sociedad in the previous round of the league (1: 1) and this time Benzema in the 1st minute 88. In general, Zidane’s team scored no less than 12 goals this season after the 85th minute, many of which were also decisive in relation to the final result.