'I Have Faith in Spainish Officiating', Mourinho Says After Madrid Boss Slams Vinicius Treatment
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Eight years after landing in Spain to defend Real Madrid, Vinicius Junior was again the protagonist of a recurring discussion in Spanish football: the treatment received from opponents and arbitration. In the match against Espanyol, for the first round of the La Liga, the Brazilian suffered eight failures — more than any other player in the field — and saw a bid immediately at three minutes increase the complaints of the merengue club. Logistica…
The Portuguese coach has already put the focus on the referees, although he assured that he trusts the "honesty" of the collegiate. More information: Espí, Adeyemi and Gordon or how to stand in La Liga debuting big with Real Madrid and Barcelona
Real Madrid coach José Mourinho said this Tuesday that he "believes in Spanish arbitration and its honesty" but that there is "difference" when it comes to treating Vinícius Junior with respect to other players of the League, and has recognized that he wants the Brazilian to have "more emotional control" with the grada rival in the games.
Coach Real is sure of the integrity of Spanish arbitrators, but he thinks the rivals feel allowed in the Vinisius episodes.
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