Sevilla's Almeyda Demands Release of Refereeing Audio After 2–0 Loss at Real Madrid
He calls for release of officials' audio to substantiate his protests.
Overview
- Almeyda was sent off at half-time for protesting a foul and later accused the officials of arrogance as he urged publication of the referee microphones' audio.
- Real Madrid received three penalties, with reports stating VAR advised against two of those decisions.
- Sevilla finished with ten men after Marcao was shown a second yellow card for a challenge on Jude Bellingham.
- Midfielder Lucien Agoume complained that “every year it’s the same,” while Isaac Romero confronted the fourth official as he left the pitch.
- Almeyda praised his players and congratulated Madrid, saying his dispute concerns refereeing standards rather than the result.