Real Madrid Confidencial There Is Already a Sanction for Jude Bellingham and It's Scandalous, Real Madrid Can't Believe It
The white team already knows the sanction that Bellingham will have to face.
Before facing Manchester City in the Champions League, news has broken regarding Bellingham. Real Madrid already knows the sanction they will face after his expulsion against Osasuna. The fears of the white club have been realized, although they will try to appeal the decision made.
According to journalist Arancha Rodríguez, the Competition Committee has already made a decision. Jude Bellingham is sanctioned with two matches after his expulsion against Osasuna. Thus, Ancelotti already knows he will have a significant absence in two key matches.
It should be remembered that the Englishman defended that he had said "fuck off" and that he was not referring to the referee. However, Munuera Mintero showed him the red card as he understood "fuck you" as reflected in the report. An important nuance that could change the meaning of Jude's words.
We will see if Real Madrid appeals and if they manage to prove what Bellingham actually said. But for now, the Englishman will miss the next two League matches which are very important. They have to play against Girona at home and away against Betis.
A Double Standard That Has Been Repeating in Recent Matches
Real Madrid has seen how in recent matches refereeing controversies have always gone against them. To the point that they have lost 7 points and the lead in the League in favor of Barça. And with this sanction to Bellingham, things don't seem to be changing.
Indeed, a few days ago, in the match between Barça and Alavés, the criteria were very different. The blue and garnet captain, Raphinha, was able to call the referees "cowards" with total impunity. On that occasion, there was no expulsion, only a yellow card because it would not be considered disrespectful.
A double standard that occurred in the last match, no less, in the match of the culés against Rayo Vallecano. A grab on Íñigo Martínez was indeed called as a penalty for Barça. But two in the blue and garnet area were not called, perhaps because it could endanger Flick's team's result.
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