Marca: Real Madrid believes that the referee s penalty in the first four rounds is premeditated, which is related to the Negrera case and Barcelona

Marca reported that Real Madrid was dissatisfied with the referee's penalty and accused Barcelona of benefiting from the referee's issue.

Real Madrid has had enough. They believe that the referee's decision was premeditated in the first four rounds, and that situation peaked against Real Sociedad. The Technical Arbitration Committee also expressed dissatisfaction with the referee work in this game, which will result in the relevant referee being "rest".

News from the Waldbebas training base show that the club has begun to point the finger at Barcelona to compare the differences in the penalty decisions between the two teams in the game. The Negrera case will become even more important in the coming weeks as some well-known figures such as Louis Enrique, Valverde and Laporta will testify in court.

The Spanish football community is looking forward to the final result of this case, while Real Madrid is on the front line, actively participating in the case and intending to stick to it to the end, as Florentino Perez admitted to members. The club has been highlighting past referee issues and the impact of these issues on the current referee team in recent weeks.

However, senior management in Real Madrid has changed its strategy. Previously, their focus was mainly on the mistakes or correct judgments encountered by the referee directly on the White Legion. But now, almost all messages conveyed through Real Madrid TV mention Barcelona. Although Gil Manzano will be the focus of the days to come, the club will continue to emphasize that the current situation is unacceptable as long as there are doubts, especially given the monetary deal between Barcelona and Negrera. Now, the comparison of the experiences between the two clubs has become the focus of the discussion.

Xavi Alonso talked directly to the referee for more than a minute after the game. Real Madrid not only pays attention to the situation in its game, but also pays close attention to Barcelona's performance. Whether it is a penalty or a red card, all examples that can be used as an argument are discussed, especially the fact that Barcelona did not receive any penalty kicks from February 2016 to March 2018 was particularly striking.

Although Real Madrid and Barcelona have some cooperation in the Super League, the distance between the two is becoming increasingly obvious in other aspects. At least in Valdebebas's view, the existence of one side makes the other stand out. Obviously, each club is taking action based on their own wishes and interests, and the strategic shift is obvious.

On the other hand, Barcelona is closer to La Liga, such as agreeing to play in Miami, which Real Madrid strongly opposes. In addition, Barcelona has also strengthened its ties with UEFA, which is relatively alienated with Real Madrid. The differences between the two clubs are beginning to become increasingly obvious.

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