Real Madrid TV commentators criticize the referee after disallowed goal against Lucas Vázquez

Real Madrid TV turned sour after a controversial refereeing decision during their La Liga match against Sevilla. Commentators expressed outrage after Lucas Vázquez’s goal was disallowed, sparking accusations of bias and reigniting past grievances.

According to  AS,the incident unfolded when Vázquez found the net for Los Blancos, but the play was called back for a foul by Nacho on Sevilla’s En-Nesyri in the build-up.

The Real Madrid TV commentators were quick to voice their disapproval, calling the decision “shameful” and “absolutely unacceptable.”

“There’s nothing in the play at all!” exclaimed one commentator. “En-Nesyri is going down theatrically, hoping to win a foul. There’s barely any contact, and disallowing that goal is simply ridiculous!”

Another commentator chimed in, adding, “This is becoming a frustrating trend with Sevilla. We’ve been on the wrong end of questionable calls against them throughout the season, and this is just another example.”

The discussion then delved into past experiences, with the commentators recalling the 2020-21 season when they felt a string of bad refereeing decisions cost Real Madrid the La Liga title.

“We can’t forget the refereeing errors that took away the La Liga title from us in the 2020-21 season,” one commentator stated. “There were several questionable calls, especially in the match against Sevilla, that ultimately swung the championship in their favor.”

He continued, emphasizing the perceived injustice, “Today’s disallowed goal feels like another blow. It’s as if we’re constantly battling against the decisions, and it’s incredibly frustrating.

Some might say the Real Madrid TV videos are the problem, but the real issue lies with Spanish refereeing. This constant suspicion and seemingly biased calls are what’s truly damaging the sport.”

The commentators concluded by highlighting the lingering doubts surrounding Spanish officiating.

They questioned the communication processes within the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system and raised concerns about potential external influences on referees’ decisions.

“The way the referee interprets situations and the seemingly different criteria used raise a lot of questions,” one commentator pointed out. “We don’t know who exactly is influencing the decisions on the field.

Is it the VAR official, someone in the review room, or external factors entirely? The lack of transparency only adds to the suspicion surrounding Spanish refereeing.”

While the final result of the match remained unchanged, the incident has undoubtedly reignited the debate surrounding officiating in La Liga.

Real Madrid TV’s scathing commentary reflects the frustration and disappointment felt by many fans, highlighting the need for a deeper examination of potential biases and a call for greater transparency within the refereeing system.