Ramón de Mon's Harshest Message on Social Media After the Refereeing Performance: 'It's a...'

Real Madrid Drops Two Points in Their Visit to El Sadar. The "trap game" against Vicente Moreno's pupils, embedded  in the middle of the round of 32, was extremely important to defend the LaLiga leadership with more guarantees. The Merengue players, although they started this match well, faced a penalty against them before the hour mark that left the 1-1 on the scoreboard.

The way that penalty was called, its comparisons with the actions that occurred in Osasuna's area, as well as the  expulsion of Jude Bellingham, leave a lot of controversy. The comments about what happened at El Sadar have made clear the indignation of Madridists with the performance of Munuera Montero, the field referee in the Pamplona match.

One of the most well-known opinions regarding the clash in Navarre is that of Ramón Álvarez de Mon. The journalist and Real Madrid member, who closely follows the current events of the white club, did not hesitate to define what was seen on the red turf last Saturday. "It's a scandal like I haven't seen in a long time", the panelist made clear.

Meanwhile, he launched a comment that will give much to talk about considering the very tight situation in which the fight for the LaLiga leadership is currently. Ramón de Mon understands that "they don't want Madrid to win the League", a very serious statement regarding what has happened in the last matches in the competition presided over by Javier Tebas.

Honest Opinion

Ramón Álvarez de Mon is in line with almost all the assessments made regarding the match by the white fans.  Even behind closed doors, in Santiago Bernabéu locker room, they remain impressed and surprised by the refereeing performances in the last matches. From the white entity, according to the information published by the newspaper As, they understand that "they're screwing us" at the worst possible moment.

The  statement by Ramón de Mon directly refers to the fierce competition that currently exists between Real Madrid, Atlético de Madrid, and FC Barcelona for the top spot. The LaLiga leadership, after the two draws by the Madrid entities, is within reach for Hansi Flick's pupils... who host Rayo Vallecano at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium today.

The "incomprehension, impotence, and despair" caused by the tense situation with the refereeing group has led Ramón Álvarez de Mon, as well as many other Madridists, to express that opinion. Real Madrid doesn't have time to "get lost" in the controversy: on Wednesday, February 19, they host Manchester City at Santiago Bernabéu.

This round of 32 match is more urgent because an adverse result would definitively eliminate the European campaign from the competitive possibilities for the final stretch of this season. Therefore, the  debate, at least from Real Madrid's Sports City, is focusing on this very important Champions League commitment in the capital of Spain.