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@cmainx_ omo na that o 😂🤭

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If Albacete can beat Madrid and Madrid can beat Manchester City Does that mean Albacete can win the premier league?

Still one of the most insane touches I’ve ever seen 😮‍💨 x.com/Pedrigavilamin…

@odinlad_ I want them to win the ucl tho

Real sociedad has beaten Atletico in the copa del rey final

Bro, I don’t even remember the exact game, but Balde has been sent off or had a penalty called against him for something very similar the only difference is his hand was actually in a natural position, tucked into his body.

We miss you INIGO ❤️🫡

Hypocrisy at its finest

🚨🗣️ Estrada Fernández (Former La Liga and UEFA referee): "The refereeing criteria was not the same with Barça as it was to Atleti."

🗣️ Andres Iniesta on Barca UCL exit against Atletico Madrid “They’ll talk about the result, they’ll talk about the elimination, but if you watched that game closely, you already know how it played out. Barcelona once again walked into a Champions League night with that same high line, that same idea of control, and Atletico Madrid did what experienced European sides always do — they waited. They stayed compact, absorbed pressure, and the moment Barca lost concentration, they went straight into the space behind. Ruthless, simple, effective. It’s the same story every year. Dominate the ball, look comfortable, and then one moment changes everything. At this level, you don’t get away with those margins. But in the middle of all that, you have to give credit where it’s due — Gavi. Coming back from a long injury, in a high-intensity Champions League knockout game, and still playing with that level of aggression, composure, and personality… that’s not normal. He didn’t hide, he kept demanding the ball, kept pressing, kept fighting. You could see the difference in energy when he was on the pitch. That’s the kind of mentality Barca need more of — not just talent, but presence in big moments. Because right now, it feels like the same cycle: structural flaws at the back, lessons not fully learned, and another European exit.”

🚨 Barcelona across both legs: - 14 fouls - 4 yellow cards - 2 red cards 🚨 Atletico across both legs: - 32 fouls - 3 yellow cards - 0 red cards

Todo el mundo lo ve. #UEFAMafia

🚨🗣️ | Alan Shearer Speaks against the Red Card decision to FC Barcelona: 🎙️“Listen, I’m going to be really honest about this, because that’s what we’re here for. When you look at that decision against FC Barcelona, it’s just not a red card. It isn’t. I don’t care how many times you slow it down or how you try to dress it up, in real time it’s a coming together, nothing more. We’re starting to see too many of these big calls completely change the direction of massive games, and it’s not right. At this level, with everything that’s at stake, you want to see the best players deciding the game, not the referee. That decision has basically killed the contest. You go from what should’ve been a proper, competitive match to one side having to dig in and survive for long periods, and that’s not what anyone tunes in to watch. What frustrates me even more is the inconsistency. We’re told VAR is there to clear up obvious errors, to help referees get the big moments right, but somehow we’re still sat here talking about the same kind of mistakes. That tells you something isn’t working. Either the interpretation is off, or the application of the rules just isn’t good enough. You’ve got to give Barcelona some credit because even after that, they showed fight, discipline, and a bit of pride to stay in the game as long as they did. But let’s be clear, they’ve been on the wrong end of a really poor decision there. In games of this magnitude, you need big performances, not big officiating errors, and for me, that red card has completely overshadowed what should’ve been a top quality football match.”

🚨🗣️ | Wayne Rooney on the Red Card Decision against Eric Garcia: 🎙️ “Look, you see, I’m not usually the one jumping to defend FC Barcelona, Lord knows I’ve had my battles with them. but sometimes you’ve just got to call a spade a spade and say it as it is. For me, they’ve been robbed there, simple as that. That’s never a red card in a million years. On a stage this big, you cannot have decisions like that dictating the entire outcome of a match. It completely ruins what should’ve been a proper, top level game of football. From the first minute, you could see Barcelona were at it, sharp, ready, full of intent, and then the red card changes everything. How are you supposed to build any rhythm, any team spirit, when a decision like that goes against you so early? It kills the contest. And the frustrating thing is, we’ve seen this before. It happened in the first leg, and now it’s happened again. At some point, you stop calling it coincidence. With all the technology we’ve got in the game now, VAR and everything else, these kinds of decisions simply cannot be happening. It’s not good enough, especially at this level. I thought Barcelona, even down to ten men, showed proper character, energy, effort, trying to stay in it, but when you’re up against decisions like that, it’s always going to be an uphill battle. For me, they deserved a lot better from that game. Absolutely robbed.”

🚨🎙️ | Gerard Piqué (Barça legend) on Barcelona’s UCL exit vs Atlético Madrid: “Anyone who actually watched both legs knows exactly what happened. Every 50/50 call went against Barça. The red cards killed us and made everything ten times harder. I don’t like saying it, but it genuinely feels like there’s an agenda against Barcelona in the Champions League. We didn’t go out because Atlético were better. we went out because of the referees.”

🎙️Gary Neville on Barcelona game against Atleti 🗣️: “Look, I don’t like making excuses for teams, but you have to call it as it is, Barcelona were on the wrong end of some shocking decisions last night, and it felt like every big call went against them. The red card for Eric Garcia? I don’t think he’s the last man, not in the modern interpretation. Then you’ve got VAR, which is supposed to clear these things up, completely silent on a huge moment with Fermín López. That’s a penalty all day for me. When you look at the full picture, every key decision just seemed to go the other way. At this level, in games of this magnitude, you expect consistency and clarity. Barcelona didn’t get that and it’s cost them massively.”

🚨🎙️Thierry Henry on Lamine Yamal: “He deserved to qualify last night after the incredible performances he put up across both legs. He’s still on track to win the ballon D’or especially with it being a world cup year. Heads up Lamine, you’re the best player of this generation”

🎙️Toni Kroos (Ex-Real Madrid) on Eric Garcia’s red card 🗣️: “I’m not one to usually defend Barcelona, but you have to be honest, they’ve been hard done by there. For me, that’s never a red card, especially in a game of this magnitude. Decisions like that end up deciding everything and take away from what should be a top-level contest. Barcelona actually started the game well, sharp and on the front foot, but the sending-off and a penalty not given for a reckless challenge on Fermin Lopez completely shifts the momentum. It’s very difficult to recover or build any rhythm when something like that goes against you so early. And with VAR in place, there’s really no excuse. These are the moments it’s supposed to get right. Fair play to Barcelona though, even with ten men they kept fighting, but when you’re dealing with decisions like that, it’s always going to be an uphill battle. They definitely deserved more from the game.”

Y’all ain’t saying anything now 😂 We will surely bounce back 😌 forcabraca ❤️💙

Every refereeing decision that went against Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid in both legs

🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Barcelona Vs Atletico Madrid both-leg officiating controversy: “I’m sorry, but what did I just watch over two legs? Because that’s not football, that’s decisions deciding games. First leg, you send off Cubarsí for that? Minimal contact, the boy barely touches him and suddenly it’s a red card that flips the entire tie. Then you have a clear handball inside the six-yard box from Pubill, he literally stops the ball with his hand like he’s playing basketball and VAR just… goes quiet? How is that even possible at this level? Koke is out there doing late challenges, off-ball stuff all game, no cards. Not even a warning. But on the other side, Eric García gets a straight red when Koundé is literally right there to cover? So now we’re rewriting the ‘last man’ rule as we go? And don’t get me started on Olmo, pushed from behind, clear as day, no penalty. Then you count the fouls Atlético made… how many yellows? Zero? Come on. You can’t tell me that’s normal. Then Ferran scores, and we’re talking about offside on a rebound situation? That goal should stand. Simple. At some point, you stop calling it ‘bad luck’ and you start asking real questions. Because when every big decision goes one way, it’s not coincidence anymore. Barcelona didn’t just lose this tie… they were taken out of it.”