Quote from: Alpha Marine on Today at 10:06:10 PM

Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 06:05:12 PM

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.

That was a clear penalty. I don't know why rival fans will never say things as it is, as long as it favours their rival club. The player knocked Yamal out of the way; he didn't even go for the ball at all. What do you want the player to do before it can be a penalty? He knocked Yamal off the way. If that challenge was outside the box, it would have been a foul, but because it's in the box, we're hearing different narratives.

And how is Barcelona being blamed for the poor state of La liga? Do you know Barcelona fans were banned from going to the stadium because of the state of the stadium? Did you see the state of the pitch? The match was played in Rayo's home stadium, Vallecas, which is in Madrid, so how is Barca being blamed for the VAR shutting down?

Yeah, obviously that was a clear penalty. If we look at the other angle, you will be able to see that Ray Valacano, the defender, pushes Yamal Jamal left foot. Indeed the penalty call was a fair decision by the referee. The anti Barcelona people always keep on complaining; even if it is a legit decision, they always try to defame the potential of the team. Although the their favorite club (Real Madrid) is still performing very poorly, they keep on finding netygrette in Barcelona performance.

However, in the match, the referee also took some wrong decisions in favor of Barcelona. Now, so far, so good, Barcelona lost three point. Now, they should focus fully on the next match….