FIFA has just announced VERY SAD NEWS for the Officials and Referees of the match between Real Madrid vs Athletico Madrid and this have cost them thier Job after a controversial penalty to Atletico Madrid
Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti was noticeably tight-lipped when questioned about the referee’s decision to award Atletico Madrid a penalty in their 1-1 draw in La Liga. The spot-kick gave Atletico the lead, but Real Madrid equalized later in the match, salvaging a crucial point. When asked about the penalty, Ancelotti diplomatically declined to comment, stating, “The VAR gave the penalty. The referee was very close to the action and saw what happened very well. I saw a similar penalty in Athletic-Girona. Football people don’t understand this.”
Instead of dwelling on the controversy, Ancelotti chose to focus on the positive aspects of the match, singling out two of his players for their outstanding performances. “Let me say that Raul Asencio and Tchouameni were fantastic tonight,” he praised.
In other news, AC Milan manager Sergio Conceicao shared his thoughts on his team’s hard-fought 2-0 victory over Empoli in Serie A. Conceicao acknowledged that his team had to take calculated risks to secure the win, particularly after Empoli was reduced to 10 men following a red card. “We are working in several directions, but we don’t have much time for training,” he explained. “Defensive actions are crucial for maintaining the team’s stability. We had to adapt and make some adjustments to capitalize on Empoli’s numerical disadvantage.”
Conceicao also took the opportunity to praise the performance of Santiago Giménez, saying, “Quality stands out when players are able to step out of their comfort zones and contribute to the team’s success. These small details can elevate everyone to a higher level.” He emphasized the importance of teamwork and adaptability, adding, “Football isn’t just about possession—there are a whole set of tasks to perform without the ball. Our players demonstrated a great understanding of this, and it paid off in the end.”
