Oviedo fans insult Vinicius after a play inside the box

Vinicius Júnior has taken the field and after a play in which he received a yellow card for, according to the referee, simulating a penalty. He received these insults from Carlos Tartiere: "Fool, fool..." An unjustifiable reaction and, once again, collectively against the Madridist player.

It's inevitable to think that there is a forced animosity toward the Brazilian from rival teams and their supporters. In this case, Oviedo's fans, who hadn't experienced the first division in years, are now also going after the Merengue number 7. Inconceivable.

Once again against Vinicius

Teams have devised a more than efficient way to take the White player out of the match so that Madrid loses a key piece. However, the fans are a completely different matter, with unbelievable reactions from them.

It's no longer just about drawing a player's attention to take him out of the match, but about insulting him without any consequence. The orchestrated campaign that some media have carried out against the Brazilian is a case study and a reference for what should never be repeated.

However, the South American himself left everyone even more heated and silent after scoring the decisive goal and sealing the rout. Once again, Vinicius takes the worst part of it all for a simple reason: being one of the best footballers in the world. Although figures like Cristiano were an example that this is inevitable and the more they do it, it's because you're even better.

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