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0:00Mourinho has lashed out at Vinicius. At
0:02the end of the match, he went straight
0:04for him. He had given him a warning by
0:06leaving him on the bench, and it didn't
0:08even work. Sent off, turning a 2-0 into
0:11a 1-0 because of him. Down to 10 men,
0:15suffering until the last second against
0:17Villarreal, and a straight red for
0:19violent conduct could cost him up to
0:21three matches. And among those matches
0:25is the Clásico; plus, after the red
0:27card, he didn't stay quiet—he was
0:29seen insulting the referee and going
0:31after him. That doesn't help. That
0:35makes everything even more complicated.
0:38But wait, there is much more, because
0:40in this game there were 45 seconds that
0:43are already historic for being
0:45ridiculous, 45 seconds that social
0:47media won't stop playing, which even
0:49Madrid fans are sharing with their
0:51hands on their heads. And there is a
0:55rule, a rule written in black and white
0:57that leaves Vinicius without any excuse
1:00. So today we are going to see it all.
1:03The bench, the goal, the hug, the VAR,
1:06the red card. And what happened after.
1:09And I warn you, the further it goes,
1:11the worse it gets for Madrid. Let's go
1:14back to the beginning, because this
1:16starts yesterday in the press room.
1:19Yesterday we told you that Vinicius had
1:21exploded against Mourinho, because
1:23Mourinho, in his press conference,
1:25spoke of a specific plan, a plan where
1:27Vinicius might not play or would go to
1:29the bench, and Mourinho, who says he
1:31doesn't lie, followed through with it.
1:35And Vinicius in private was fuming,
1:37saying he was the face of Madrid, that
1:40since Mbappé arrived, nothing; that
1:42one is forgiven for everything while he
1:45is sent to the bench, plus the Ceuta
1:47shirt he took off next to Mbappé and a
1:50crowd that was expected to whistle at
1:52him. That was how Vinicius arrived at
1:55the match, angry, singled out, and
1:57eager to prove something. And when a
2:00player arrives like that, you know what
2:02can happen. Either he plays the game of
2:04his life or he makes a mess of it.
2:06Today he did both in 20 minutes. Today
2:10Vinicius was a substitute at the
2:12Bernabéu in front of his fans, and who
2:14played in his place? Diomandé.
2:17Remember that name, it’s going to be
2:20very important. And pay attention, this
2:22is no small thing. Vinicius is not just
2:25another substitute. He is the one who
2:27scored in two Champions League finals,
2:29the one who won The Best. Sitting him
2:31down at the Bernabéu is a message—a
2:33message for him, for the locker room,
2:35and for the fans. And Vinicius
2:37understood it perfectly. According to
2:40reports, he arrived at the stadium with
2:42a long face, warming up alone, not
2:44looking at anyone. After the week he
2:46had had, it was the last thing he
2:48wanted. Yesterday his inner circle said
2:51he felt betrayed, that some are allowed
2:53everything while he is not. And today,
2:56the confirmation. The bench. Meanwhile,
3:00on the field, the team chosen by
3:02Mourinho: Courtois, Trent, Konaté,
3:05Rüdiger, Carreras, Tchouaméni,
3:07Valverde, Bellingham, Güler, Diomandé
3:10, and Mbappé up top. Notice this
3:13detail. Valverde, a starter, despite
3:16the grade 3 injury. 18 days later.
3:19We'll talk about that later, because
3:21it's been a major topic of discussion
3:23tonight. And while Vinicius watched
3:25from the bench, the other one, the
3:27protected one, started. Mbappé, the
3:31one from the club that wasn't a club,
3:33the one with the bike that wasn't a
3:35bike, he did play from the first minute
3:37. Just as Mourinho promised, Mbappé
3:40will play; he won't even be on the
3:42bench. And the match started as it
3:44started. Minute 6. Great play by Madrid
3:47. Carreras sets up Mbappé right in
3:50front of the goal, and it hits the post
3:52—and from that point on, Madrid began
3:54to fade. Villarreal was bold, with more
3:58shots, more corners, more possession.
4:01By the end of the match, Villarreal
4:03finished with 15 shots to Madrid's 11,
4:06and 13 corners to Madrid's eight—in
4:09other words, Madrid suffered, a lot. At
4:13the Bernabéu against Villarreal, in
4:15the first half, the best for Madrid was
4:17Arda Güler. He provided the passes, he
4:20created, he tried, while Mbappé just
4:23kept crashing into Villarreal. A
4:26centered shot in the 21st minute that
4:28Gulácsi saved without problems. A long
4:31ball stolen by Pau Navarro, and in
4:32Villarreal, a center-back who swallowed
4:34up the entire Madrid team. Freman,
4:37interception after interception,
4:39anticipation after anticipation;
4:41Diomandé trying again and again on the
4:44left, and Freman shutting him down time
4:46after time; at halftime, 0-0, with a
4:48Madrid devoid of ideas and an impatient
4:51Bernabéu. And there on the bench,
4:55Vinicius watching, seeing how his spot
4:58on the left wasn't working without him;
5:00for a moment, it seemed the match would
5:02prove Vinicius right, that without him,
5:05Madrid lacked a spark. But this is
5:08football. And the second half was going
5:11to change everything. And what does
5:13Mourinho do in the second half? He
5:15brings on Vinicius in the 51st minute.
5:17And here comes the question: did
5:19Mourinho really get it right by leaving
5:21him on the bench? You will see now that
5:23in 20 minutes everything was answered,
5:25and in the worst way possible for
5:27Vinicius. And if you want to see what
5:30happened in the locker room after the
5:32game, what they won't tell you in
5:34Madrid, subscribe now because I'm going
5:36to tell you everything. Minute 62.
5:40Valverde receives on the right, cuts
5:42inside, and sees Diomandé alone in the
5:45box. A perfect pass. Diomandé shoots
5:48across the goal and scores, but the
5:50linesman raises his flag. Offside. Goal
5:53disallowed, and then VAR steps in. They
5:55review the play, and Diomandé was
5:57well-positioned. 64th minute, Madrid
6:00goal. Diomandé scores. The player who
6:04was in the starting eleven instead of
6:05Vinicius. The one Mourinho chose ahead
6:08of him scores the winning goal, and at
6:10the end of the match, he gets the Man
6:12of the Match award. Diomandé, the best
6:15of the match. Vinicius, you’ll see
6:17how it ends, and it doesn't end well at
6:20all. And look at the details of that
6:22goal. Who gives the pass? Valverde. Yes
6:25, Valverde, the one with the Grade 3
6:27sprain, the one who couldn't go with
6:30Uruguay. This morning we told you that
6:32if Valverde played tonight, FIFA would
6:35have live proof, and well, they have it
6:37. 90 minutes as a starter, running from
6:41box to box, providing the assist for
6:43the goal, not limping, not protecting
6:45his ankle, not avoiding a single
6:47challenge, as if he never had anything.
6:51A Grade 3 sprain, the worst that exists
6:54, and 18 days later, the best Valverde,
6:56his usual self. Uruguay will be
6:59thrilled to see it. Their leader, the
7:03one who couldn't go with the national
7:04team, running for 90 minutes at the
7:06Bernabéu, and Atlético, who yesterday
7:08congratulated Madrid for proving that
7:10100%of the global medical community was
7:12wrong. Today they have more reasons
7:15than ever to laugh. But well, we
7:17already talked about that this morning.
7:19Today the protagonist is someone else,
7:21and in the 78th minute, yet again.
7:23Courtois kicks it long, Valverde brings
7:26it down wonderfully and threads a
7:28spectacular ball to Mbappé. Mbappé is
7:30left alone one-on-one with the keeper
7:33to seal the game, and what does he do?
7:35He misses, Gulácsi saves it. First a
7:39post, then a one-on-one. Not a single
7:42goal for Mourinho's protégé, and
7:44finally, in the 93rd minute, a yellow
7:46card for Mbappé. Why? For time-wasting
7:49after the referee had warned him
7:51several times. The one who, according
7:54to Mourinho, has not failed in his
7:56duties, finishes the match without
7:57scoring and cautioned for wasting time.
8:01But this is nothing, because in the
8:03middle of all this, in the 70th minute,
8:05comes the most absurd sequence of the
8:07entire season. And first, a detail you
8:10can't miss. 68th minute. Do you know
8:14who gets a yellow card? Mourinho, for
8:17protesting vehemently, the reports say,
8:20after having been warned. Madrid was on
8:23edge, and Mourinho most of all. And
8:27look at the irony: yesterday in the
8:29press conference, Mourinho complained
8:31that the derby was an 11-on-nine match,
8:33that the derby referee had harmed him,
8:36and that Atlético should have finished
8:38with two fewer players. And do you know
8:41who ended up getting sent off in that
8:42derby? Wisen from Madrid, who couldn't
8:45play today because of that red card. So
8:47, the team that was truly a man down in
8:50the derby was Madrid, and today
8:52they’re down to 10 again with a red
8:54card that’s beyond debate. Mourinho
8:57has been complaining about referees for
8:59a week, and it turns out his problem is
9:02inside his own house again. Bellingham
9:04had already received a yellow in the
9:0619th minute for a tackle where he wiped
9:09out an opponent. Later, Konaté would
9:11see yellow, Rüdiger for protesting,
9:14Mbappé for time-wasting, and watch out
9:16for Konaté's—that one was a gift
9:19from the ref. He didn't even touch
9:21Gerard Moreno. Even the match reports
9:23say so. Bad decision. We won’t lie,
9:26that one wasn't a foul, but the rest
9:28were. And the red card more than any of
9:30them. Six yellow cards in total for
9:33Madrid. And one red, which is the one
9:35that matters. Let's look at it, and
9:37let’s go slowly because it’s worth
9:39it. Minute 70. Bellingham starts down
9:43the left wing, gets past Freman, and
9:46reaches the byline. A spectacular run
9:49of those that get the Bernabéu on its
9:51feet, a pass back, and there is
9:53Vinícius. Alone in front of goal, he
9:56taps it in. Goal, 2-0. And Vinícius
10:00goes crazy. He celebrates it as if it
10:03were a Champions League final. He runs,
10:05he screams, he kisses the badge. After
10:08the week he’s had, after the bench,
10:10after everything, that was his response
10:13. And then, something happens that
10:15nobody expected. Mourinho, the same one
10:18who had benched him, the same one who
10:20spoke of his specific plan, runs out to
10:21celebrate with him. A hug in front of
10:24the entire Bernabéu. Peace. It seemed
10:27like everything had been fixed, that
10:29this week's war had ended with a goal.
10:33And then, VAR; the referee stops, puts
10:35his hand to his ear, they are calling
10:37him, they review the play, and they
10:39don't look at the goal, they look at
10:41what happened before, and what they see
10:44is this. Vinícius without the ball,
10:48crossing midfield, pulling the hair of
10:50a Villarreal player—pulling his hair,
10:52without the ball, no dispute, nothing.
10:56The referee goes to the monitor, sees
10:58it, and doesn't hesitate. Goal
11:00disallowed and a straight red card for
11:02Vinícius. Total silence at the
11:05Bernabéu, from 2-0 down to 1-0. From
11:0811 players to 10, from the hug with
11:10Mourinho to being sent off in 45
11:12seconds. And the image of Vinicius
11:16leaving the pitch says it all, shaking
11:18his head, throwing his arms up,
11:20pointing at the referee as if he had
11:22done nothing, as if VAR had made it all
11:25up. And on the bench, Mourinho, with
11:29the face of a man who just saw
11:30everything he built in a week slip away
11:32. Because think about it, Mourinho
11:35benches him to send a message, he
11:37brings him on in the second half to
11:39give him a chance. Vinicius scores and
11:42runs to hug him. It seemed like the
11:45perfect ending: the punishment, the
11:47reaction, the goal, the reconciliation,
11:49and in 45 seconds, all down the drain
11:51because of a hair pull. And the worst
11:55of it doesn't end with the red card,
11:57because after the expulsion, Vinicius
11:59didn't leave calmly. He was seen
12:01insulting the referee, going after
12:03Díaz de Mera, confronting him with the
12:05red card already shown, with his
12:07teammates trying to drag him away. And
12:10that, mind you, is much more serious
12:12than the hair pull itself, because
12:14insulting and going after the referee
12:16after an expulsion is another
12:18infraction and it adds up if the
12:20referee put it in the report. And with
12:22the footage available, it's hard to
12:24imagine he didn't. The suspension is no
12:27longer just for a simple red card,
12:29it’s much more. And Vinicius knows it
12:32, or should know it, because it’s not
12:34the first time. Social media, as you
12:37can imagine, is on fire: "The best 45
12:40seconds of my life," wrote one. "It's
12:43the sequence of all time," said another
12:45. He scores and celebrates like it's a
12:48final. He kisses the badge, then his
12:50goal is disallowed and he’s sent off
12:52for pulling hair. And there really is
12:54no better summary than that. 45 seconds
12:56that say everything about the current
12:59state of Madrid. And it's not just the
13:01Culés laughing; even many Madridistas
13:03had their heads in their hands. Some
13:06defending him, saying it was just a
13:08graze, that it wasn't a big deal.
13:10Others fed up, saying it's always the
13:12same, that he never learns, that he
13:14leaves us stranded at the worst moment.
13:16Madridism split in two, just like their
13:19locker room. And now comes the part
13:22that leaves Vinicius without any excuse
13:24, because Vinicius left the pitch
13:26scandalized as if he had been robbed.
13:29Well, let's read the rule, the official
13:31document of refereeing criteria, the
13:34section on violent conduct. I’ll read
13:36it word for word. a player lands an
13:40elbow, a headbutt, a punch, a slap, a
13:42neck grab, a shove, a kick, a bite, a
13:45hair pull. Hair pull. It is written
13:49just like that, in the same list as a
13:52punch and a headbutt. And it follows:
13:54at an opponent or any other person
13:56while not challenging for the ball,
13:58using excessive force or brutality. And
14:01what is the decision marked by the
14:03document? Red card, no interpretation,
14:06no pro-Madrid or anti-Madrid referee,
14:08no conspiracy, nothing. It is written
14:11in the rulebook: hair pull off the ball
14:14, red card. And the Villarreal captain,
14:17Foyth, said it after the match ended.
14:19It was seen clearly and the rulebook is
14:21clear. That is a red card. And even so,
14:25Vinicius leaves indignant as if the
14:27problem were everyone else's. And watch
14:30out, because Foyth dropped something
14:31else. He said that for the expulsion,
14:33the fourth official must have told him
14:35something. In other words, even the
14:37fourth official had seen something
14:38strange. It wasn't a whim of the VAR;
14:40they saw it from several places. The
14:43referee was Díaz de Mera, in the VAR,
14:45Muñiz Ruiz. And neither of them had
14:48any doubts when even the rival captain
14:50tells you the rulebook is clear, and he
14:52doesn't say it with anger, but with
14:53calm. There is simply nothing to
14:56discuss. If you want to see what I
14:59can't say here, what I blurt out in the
15:01heat of the moment after every match,
15:02follow me on Twitter; the link is in
15:03the description. And now let's get to
15:07what happened afterward, because the
15:08match doesn't end with the red card and
15:10playing with 10. Madrid has a terrible
15:13time. Villarreal piles on the pressure,
15:15bringing on Gerard Moreno, Mikautadze,
15:17and Nzar. Minute 76, Carlos Romero
15:21fires a shot into the top corner and
15:23Courtois makes a spectacular save; if
15:26it weren't for Courtois, it would be a
15:28draw at the Bernabéu with 10 men
15:30because of Vinicius. 7 minutes of
15:34stoppage time, 7 minutes of suffering
15:36with the Bernabéu biting their nails,
15:38and in the last minute, one more scare.
15:42Nzar gets past Cucurella, crosses, and
15:44the ball bounces off a defender and
15:46ends up in Courtois's hands. By mere
15:49centimeters, that's how Madrid won. And
15:51in those minutes, watch what happened
15:53on the Madrid bench. Mourinho taking
15:57out Camavinga, taking out Dumfries,
15:59closing out the game however he could,
16:01defending a 1-0 lead at home against
16:03Villarreal with 10 men like a small
16:05team. And the Bernabéu, which had come
16:08to see if they would boo Mbappé, ended
16:10up suffering with every ball into the
16:12box. Every Villarreal corner was a
16:15scare. Villarreal had 13 corners. 13
16:18and Madrid wins, but they win suffering
16:21, they win thanks to their goalkeeper.
16:23And as soon as the referee blew the
16:25final whistle, Mourinho went straight
16:27for Vinicius. And here, those who were
16:29there recount what he told him. I left
16:31you on the bench so you would react,
16:33and this is how you react. I defended
16:35you in front of the press and you leave
16:37me with 10. And the phrase that has
16:40spread most through the locker room, to
16:42the Clasico, you're going to screw me
16:43over a hair. Imagine the scene. The
16:48same man who shortly before was hugging
16:50him on the sideline in front of 80,000
16:52people, now confronting him in front of
16:53his teammates. And look at what this
16:57means for the war this week. Yesterday
17:00Vinicius exploded against Mourinho
17:02because he talked to him about the
17:04bench, because he said that Mbappé is
17:06allowed everything and he is not. And
17:08today in a single match he proved
17:11Mourinho right. And look at the
17:14contrast with Mbappé, which is what
17:16burned Vinicius the most. Yesterday his
17:18complaint was that Mbappé is allowed
17:20everything. Today Mbappé was weak,
17:23post, a missed one-on-one, a yellow for
17:26time-wasting, but he did nothing to
17:28cost him his spot. Vinicius, on the
17:31other hand, did the only thing he
17:33couldn't do, give Mourinho the perfect
17:35excuse, because now every time Vinicius
17:38complains, Mourinho only has to say one
17:40word: Villarreal. Mourinho benches him.
17:44The one who plays in his place scores
17:46and is the man of the match. Vinicius
17:49comes on and in 20 minutes gets himself
17:51sent off for pulling an opponent's hair
17:53; who was right today, unfortunately
17:55for Vinicius, was Mourinho. And watch
17:59out, because Mourinho has a memory, a
18:00very long memory. In his first stint at
18:03Madrid, when a player failed him, he
18:05never forgot it. Casillas ended up on
18:08the bench. Ramos at war with him. At
18:11United, Pogba lost the captaincy in
18:13front of everyone. Mourinho does not
18:16forgive those who let him down, and
18:18Vinicius let him down today in front of
18:20the whole Bernabéu, in front of all of
18:22Spain. What is going to happen now
18:25between the two? Because today's
18:26benching is no longer a warning. Now he
18:29has a perfect excuse for it to be the
18:31norm. If Vinicius is a substitute again
18:34, no one will be able to say anything.
18:36Vinicius himself has given Mourinho all
18:39the arguments. And meanwhile, Diomandé
18:42, goal, man of the match, and Vinicius
18:44'spot is at his disposal. That's how
18:47football works. When you lose your head
18:50, someone else takes your spot. And
18:53Vinicius went straight to the locker
18:55room without speaking to anyone,
18:56without addressing the press. Yesterday
18:59his inner circle said he was fed up,
19:02that he felt betrayed. Today, it is the
19:04team that has reason to feel betrayed.
19:08And in the locker room, more than one
19:10is thinking it, because those who
19:11suffered with ten men until the 97th
19:13minute were his teammates. Courtois
19:17stopping everything, Rudiger and Konate
19:19bailing water, Valverde running for two
19:21while he was in the shower with the
19:23match still ongoing. That is remembered
19:27in a locker room, especially one that
19:30was already cold. But watch out,
19:33because this doesn't stay in the locker
19:34room; here comes the big part, what it
19:36could cost him. It's not a red for two
19:40yellows, it's not a red for a late
19:42challenge in a contest, it's a straight
19:44red for violent conduct, a hair pull
19:46off the ball, that is punished much
19:47more severely. And according to the
19:51rules, such an expulsion can cost up to
19:53three matches. And what league matches
19:55are coming up? Sevilla and then El
19:58Clásico. Note that the Champions
20:00League is separate. A red in the league
20:03is served in the league, so Vinicius
20:05could play in Rome and against Leipzig,
20:07but in the league, the next two matches
20:09are Sevilla and El Clásico. With a
20:11two-match ban, say goodbye to El
20:13Clásico. And this is not an
20:15exaggeration on our part; there is a
20:17very recent precedent involving
20:19Vinicius himself. January 2025,
20:22Mestalla. Vinicius confronts the
20:25Valencia goalkeeper, slaps him in the
20:27face, straight red. How many matches
20:30did he get? Two, two matches for a slap
20:33and for a hair pull off the ball, which
20:36the regulations put on the same list as
20:38a punch or a headbutt. At the very
20:41least, the same. And if the committee
20:43takes into account that he is a repeat
20:44offender, it could be more. If the
20:46committee follows its own disciplinary
20:48protocol, a hair pull. That is between
20:51two and three matches. Two or three.
20:54With two, he misses Sevilla and El
20:56Clásico. With three, El Clásico and
20:59one more. And to that, you have to add
21:01what happened afterwards, the insults,
21:03the anger toward the referee,
21:05everything combined. Vinicius should
21:07not play El Clásico, not because of us
21:10, but because of the rules. The only
21:12question is whether the committee will
21:14dare, because when the player
21:16sanctioned is from Madrid, we already
21:18know that things sometimes soften.
21:20Appeals, allegations, videos from the
21:22club's television channel. You will see
21:26the scene they make this week to try to
21:27save him for El Clásico, but if the
21:29committee applies what is written,
21:30there is no discussion. Vinicius to the
21:34stands, October 25th. At Barça's home
21:37ground, if the committee decides it's
21:39two matches or more, Vinicius will miss
21:41El Clásico. It's that clear: the
21:44player who has caused us the most
21:46damage in recent Clásicos. Out because
21:49of a hair pull. And keep in mind that
21:51us Culés have good memories. Remember
21:53the Spanish Super Cup in January 2024
21:56in Arabia? Vinicius, three goals
21:58against Barça in the final, one of the
22:00worst days I remember as a Culé.
22:03Vinicius is a player who thrives in
22:05Clásicos, who provokes, who runs, who
22:08unbalances, and who might not be there
22:10on October 25th. Because of him, only
22:13because of him. Mind you, I'm not happy
22:15that a rival misses a game due to a
22:17suspension. Well, maybe a little bit.
22:20Why would I lie to you? But the
22:23important thing is something else:
22:24Madrid arrives at that match
22:26increasingly hampered and with more
22:28open wounds, without Vinicius. Who
22:31plays on the left? Diomandé, Mbappé,
22:33who has always wanted that spot,
22:36because that is also a bombshell. If
22:39Vinicius isn't there, Mbappé finally
22:41has the left wing all to himself, the
22:43spot they’ve been fighting over since
22:45the Frenchman arrived, which Vinicius
22:47just gifted him with a hair pull. The
22:51suspension comes out this week and all
22:53of Madridismo will be watching. And so
22:56will we, why kid ourselves? And the
22:59club is already making moves. You'll
23:02see the videos, the angles, the reports
23:05, because for Madrid, losing Vinicius
23:07for El Clásico is a drama, and they
23:09will do whatever it takes to avoid it.
23:13But this time it's very difficult for
23:15them because there are images of the
23:17hair pull, images of the insults, and a
23:19regulation that leaves no room. And
23:22watch out, you'll see what’s going to
23:24happen. Madrid will appeal, they will
23:26look for anything to reduce it—
23:28whether it's the hair, whether it
23:30wasn't that big of a deal, the referee,
23:32or the VAR—but the document is there.
23:36Hair pull off the ball, straight red.
23:39And now the double standard, which I
23:41can't keep quiet about. Imagine if a
23:44Barça player did this. Imagine Lamine
23:48pulling an opponent's hair off the ball
23:50, having a goal disallowed, and getting
23:52sent off. What would happen in Madrid
23:55for a whole week of front pages? Lack
23:57of professionalism. A child who can't
24:00control himself. A disgrace to Spanish
24:02football. Talk shows calling for a
24:04five-match suspension, but when
24:06Vinicius does it, there are already
24:07people looking for culprits elsewhere.
24:10Whether it's that the ref had it out
24:12for him, or the fourth official said
24:14something first, or the rivals are
24:16provoking him, or it's a campaign
24:18against him. It's always someone else's
24:21fault, never the person who pulls the
24:23hair. And just wait and see what
24:25happens on the Madrid talk shows this
24:27week. They're going to talk more about
24:28the fourth official than the
24:29hair-pulling. They're going to look for
24:31the camera angle where you can't see it
24:33well. They'll say the rival exaggerated
24:35, and if the committee gives him a two
24:38or three-match ban, they'll call it
24:40persecution. That they're out to get
24:42Madrid. The same old story. Madrid is
24:44never wrong. Everyone else is always
24:47wrong. And yet, we're the ones who are
24:49the crybabies. And look at the week
24:52Madrid is having, because it’s one
24:54for the books. Mbappé partying and
24:56riding a bike while injured. Valverde
24:58miraculously healed from a grade three
25:01sprain in 18 days and Atlético
25:03laughing in public at their own anthem.
25:06Mourinho saying everything is
25:07ridiculous and getting a yellow for
25:09protesting. Mbappé yellow for
25:11time-wasting and Vinicius sent off for
25:14pulling hair after celebrating a goal
25:16that didn't count. All in one week, one
25:19week, 7 days and every day a new
25:22controversy, every day another wound.
25:27This is what was supposed to steamroll
25:29us, the Madrid of the Galácticos, the
25:30one that was going to dominate the
25:31decade. And they can't even stand each
25:35other, not the coach with his stars,
25:37nor the stars among themselves. And now
25:39think about the Clásico. 15 days, a
25:42Madrid that wins suffering against
25:44Villarreal at home, finishing with 10.
25:48That needs Courtois to avoid a draw,
25:50with Vinicius possibly suspended, with
25:53Mbappé not scoring and booked, with
25:55Valverde in FIFA's crosshairs, with a
25:57coach who protests until he sees yellow
26:00. That's how Madrid arrives at the
26:03Clásico. Let them come. And look at
26:05what we are playing for. A Clásico at
26:08home against a Madrid that is falling
26:10apart inside without Vinicius. If the
26:14suspension is what it should be, with
26:15an Mbappé who is off his game and
26:17unhappy, with a coach at odds with half
26:19the locker room and with a crowd, their
26:21own, that no longer knows who to
26:23whistle. Rarely has a Madrid like this
26:26come to us and we have to take
26:28advantage of it. Think about it
26:29carefully, Culés. In the last few
26:32Clásicos, Madrid always had a plan:
26:34run, look for Vinicius, look for
26:36Mbappé in behind. If Vinicius is
26:39missing, that plan is left crippled.
26:41And if Mbappé has to play on the left,
26:43he leaves the center open. For Flick,
26:45that's a gift. For our defense, one
26:48less problem. And for the Madrid fans,
26:51a week of nerves waiting for the
26:53suspension. Let them enjoy it, because
26:55these opportunities don't happen twice.
26:58And October 25th at our home is the day
27:01. And now I return to the question from
27:03the beginning. Why has Mourinho lashed
27:05out at Vinicius? Because he gave him a
27:09wake-up call with the bench, because he
27:11defended him in public, because he
27:13hugged him when he scored, and because,
27:1545 seconds later, Vinicius left him
27:17with 10 for pulling hair. Because he
27:21asked him for composure and Vinicius
27:23lost his head, because the one who
27:25played in his place was the man of the
27:26match while he headed to the showers
27:28early, because after the red card,
27:30instead of staying quiet, he went after
27:31the referee and because that could cost
27:33Madrid their best weapon for the
27:35Clásico. From the embrace to the shame
27:38, from the goal to the street, and
27:40possibly from the Bernabéu to watching
27:43the Clásico from the stands if the
27:45committee applies the rules. Two or
27:47three games. If you add the insults to
27:50the referee, even more. And if they
27:52don't apply it, then we will know how
27:55this works. But we will see that this
27:58week and we will tell you all about it
28:00here. Now it's your turn with three
28:02questions. The first, is the red card
28:05for Vinicius fair? The second, should
28:07he miss the Clásico? And the third,
28:10was Mourinho right to leave him on the
28:12bench? I'll read all your comments,
28:14from the culés and the madridistas,
28:16since I know you'll come to defend him
28:18today. And if you liked the video, hit
28:20like and subscribe, because here we
28:22tell you what they try to cover up in
28:24Madrid. This week everyone is watching
28:26the committee. See you tomorrow with
28:28more controversy. Yeah.

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