Quote from: Lannakosa on Today at 03:27:18 PM

Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 03:05:01 PM

Alaves 0 Vs Real Madrid 1
I really don't know what's really wrong with some professionals, what kind of nonsense reckless challenge is that? Kudos to ref because that was a deserved red card from all ramifications. Real Madrid took the lead earlier on from Rail Asencio but the goal was chopped off by VAR due to an initial foul before the goal. Real Madrid still played on and later got the goal that separates both sides. Then Mbappe decided to reduce his team to 10 men by going for that challenge. Reckless from the French man and that's it. Red card well deserved.

I can't watch this match, but I see that Mbappe got a red card just a few minutes after Camavinga scored. This could affect the game, for Alaves this game is also important because they are just above the relegation zone and they need points to break away from Las Palmas. Real are winning now, so it is quite possible that they will try to just hold on to this score for the rest of the match. Five minutes of the second half have already passed, Alaves started with pressure.

It is unclear why Mbappe played so harshly in the episode with Antonio Blanco.
It was obvious that the foul was terrible and it's strange that the referee needed assist with VAR, because the blow to the shin with spikes from Mbappe was obvious.
Apparently Mbappe was tired of such a busy schedule in Madrid and decided to take a break from soccer a little, because otherwise it is difficult to somehow understand the motives for his actions.
There was no dangerous attack from Blanco and now because of such a gross violation Real Madrid will again have to try to hold on to the victory, which is so necessary in the last rounds, especially after yesterday's victory of Barcelona.
If Real lose today, Barcelona's lead will be 7 points, which means Real must win today if they still want to win in La Liga.