FIFA has officially announced the dismissal of the officials and referees from the recent Real Madrid vs match. This decision comes after the referee failed to issue a red card following a dangerous tackle

Real Madrid players Endrick and Alvaro Carreras are both staring down at least two-match suspensions after referee Quintero Gonzalez submitted a scathing post-match report following the club’s tempestuous victory over Celta.

The official’s account reveals that Carreras was dismissed for bluntly telling the referee “You’re awful”—a breach of Article 124 of the Disciplinary Code. It’s the same rule that landed Pere Milla with a two-game ban earlier this campaign. Given that precedent, Carreras is looking at a minimum two-match absence, possibly stretching to three depending on how harshly the disciplinary committee views his indiscretion.

Endrick’s troubles stem from his vociferous protests and the fact that teammates had to physically restrain him on the bench. His conduct has been tagged with the same “disrespect” label, putting him in line for an identical minimum two-game punishment. With his loan switch to Lyon penciled in for January—and just two league fixtures standing between now and then—this suspension essentially draws the curtain on his LaLiga stint with Real Madrid.

The referee’s documentation also captured heated post-match exchanges involving Dani Carvajal, who cornered Quintero Gonzalez in the tunnel and remarked: “The level you show, and then you cry in the press conference.” However, since Carvajal was already ruled out through injury and wasn’t in the matchday squad, any sanction against him would amount to nothing more than a financial penalty.