Barça-Real Madrid: Was there really a penalty on Sergio Ramos?

2020-10-24T18:03:02.900Z

The action behind Madrid's second goal in the Clasico is controversial in Spain. “For me, there is no penalty. I hope that one day they will be able to explain to me the use of VAR in Spain. This is what I asked the referee at the end: "Why does VAR still play against Barça?" "In a post-Clasico press conference, lost by FC Barcelona to his enemy of Real Madrid (1-3), Ronald Koeman did not hide his bitterness on Saturday night. »READ ALSO - Tops / Flops Barça-Real: Ramos shak

“For me, there is no penalty.

I hope that one day they will be able to explain to me the use of VAR in Spain.

This is what I asked the referee at the end: "Why does VAR still play against Barça?" "In a post-Clasico press conference, lost by FC Barcelona to his enemy of Real Madrid (1-3), Ronald Koeman did not hide his bitterness on Saturday night.

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Tops / Flops Barça-Real: Ramos shakes Real, Lenglet guilty

For the Dutch coach of Barça, the pulling of Clément Lenglet's shirt on Sergio Ramos, which occurred in the 59th minute when the score was 1-1 and sanctioned with a penalty converted by the latter, did not deserve such a sanction .

Perhaps he believes that there is first the Madrid captain's stroller on the French defender who, unbalanced, “catches up” by grabbing his opponent's liquette?

The argument can be heard.

Out of 120,000 votes cast on the site of the daily Marca, a pro-Madrid newspaper, “only” 53% of Internet users believed that the penalty was justified.

Here are the images from beIN Sports to give you your opinion.

#ElClasico

Lenglet

foul

in the box

☄️ Penalty converted by Sergio Ramos

➡️ Real Madrid take the lead against FC Barcelona!

But was there really a fault?

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