They had to give Barcelona an undeserved penalty after VAR went to sleep. It's like it happened on purpose that the review didn't come from the VAR. After the game, i didn't see Pedri with the press to talk about how it wasn't a penalty but it was given to them anyways. Last week he was quick to point out a decision against his team and this week that a decision was in favour of his team, he didn't blab about it and called Real Madrid on it just as he did last week.
Rayo Vallencano was vindicated afterall cause even after Barcelona was helped by the VAR and officials they didn't still win the match, Rayo still made good attempts and had near miss, Barcelona is just lucky that the officials were on their side else they wouldn't have had any points in that match, nice display from Rayo players, that's a team defend their home ground.
I noticed that in various leagues across Europe the VAR made lots of wrong calls last week, it was introduced to aid the officials against errors not to destroy football entire, this is something FIFA should look into and try amend before it becomes normal. However Barcelona plays were not at their best and needs to improve in the next match.
What was the vindication exactly for Rayo Vallecano about? Were they also given a fake penalty like that of Barcelona, no of course. If Barcelona had scored another goal wouldn't it have counted and that's how they would have won the match. To be there's absolutely no vindication here for them. I just wonder they are not making noise again on the internet after this, if it was against them, they will say all sorts of things against La Liga and VAR, but it's in there favour, everywhere is quiet.