US EditionReal Madrid Coach Arbeloa Slams Referee's 'Inexplicable' Decision to Send Off Camavinga
Arbeloa said Camavinga’s dismissal changed the match as Bayern scored twice late to win 4-3 and advance 6-4 on aggregate.
- On Wednesday, Bayern Munich eliminated Real Madrid from the Champions League with a 4-3 victory, securing a 6-4 aggregate win after Real substitute Eduardo Camavinga received a red card with four minutes remaining.
- Referee Slavko Vin dismissed Camavinga after his second yellow card for delaying the restart following a foul by Harry Kane. Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa called the decision "completely inexplicable and unfair."
- Defending the dismissal, Bayern's Luis Diaz claimed Camavinga prevented a counterattack by holding the ball, while Real midfielder Jude Bellingham called the ruling "a joke" to reporters after the match.
- Real now faces a second consecutive season without a major trophy, trailing Barcelona by nine points in La Liga with seven games remaining and having been knocked out of the Spanish Cup in January.
- Bayern advances to face Paris Saint-Germain in the semifinals later this month, while Kylian Mbappé faces a second trophy-less season since joining Real from the French club in 2024.
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After the end of the Champions League quarter-finals, more than the extraordinary match that took place in Munich, the decision of Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić, who sent off Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavingo at the end of regular time, is being talked about. Christina Unkel, a former football referee and football rules expert, has spoken out about the controversial situation, supporting the Slovenian's decision.
Collapsed by a single red card, Real suffers 3-4 comeback defeat against Bayern Munich. Arbeloa says the referee ruined the game. OSEN = Reporter Lee In-hwan. Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa took direct action against the red card decision for Eduardo Camavinga, stating flatly, "The game was over at that moment."
Everyone in Spain blames Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic for Real Madrid's elimination.
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