Real Madrid Confidencial José Luis Sánchez Uncovers the Persecution Against Real Madrid: 'Unfortunately...'
The journalist showed he was harmed by the refereeing that Real Madrid has suffered against Celta de Vigo with LaLiga at stake
José Luis Sánchez has raised his voice again. The journalist from El Chiringuito has denounced a new day full of refereeing controversies against Real Madrid.
He did so through his X account, where he reviewed two key plays from the match against Celta de Vigo.
“Palm in the Area, No Penalty”
The first action he denounced was Marcos Alonso's handball. The Celta defender touched the ball with his arm in the area when Mbappé was controlling it.
José Luis shared the image and wrote: “New notch of the Negreirato. Palm in the area, no penalty. Gil Manzano allowed everything against Mbappé. Grabs and fouls without punishment.”
A direct accusation at the refereeing, which according to Sánchez was permissive with the French forward's opponents.
Penalty on Valverde, to Limbo
The second play that angered the journalist was a grab inside the area on Fede Valverde. The perpetrator was Yoel Lago, who was also the last defender.
The action was not sanctioned with either a penalty or a card. José Luis summarized it forcefully: “Penalty on Valverde to the Negreiresque limbo.”
A phrase that ironically references the Negreira case, suggesting that Real Madrid continues to be harmed by the referees.
“Unfortunately for Some…”
The most striking was his final message. After pointing out the two plays, he launched a phrase full of meaning: “Unfortunately for some, Real Madrid arrives alive at the Clásico.”
A way of insinuating that there are interests in the white team not reaching the final stretch of the league with title options.
These statements have heated up the lead-up to the next Clásico against Barcelona. Real Madrid still has mathematical chances to fight for the championship.
But from the club's environment, they feel disadvantaged. Refereeing decisions like today's only fuel that feeling.
José Luis Sánchez has not been the only one to criticize the refereeing body, but his final phrase has had a great impact on social media.
The Clásico will be played with maximum tension… both on and off the field.
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