Next title for Hansi Flick: Finale Tumulte: Rüdiger-Klat at Barças Cupaltriumph

Antonio Rüdiger burned the fuses in anger over the bursting title chance. Real Madrid’s defender was barely raging in front of the replacement bank from a supervisor when he let his overwhelming trouble over the referee run free in the dramatic cup final defeat against FC Barcelona. Rüdiger had thrown an object, probably several ice cubes, the previously controversial referee noted in his report.

The angry German international saw the red card, a few moments later the 2: 3 (2: 2, 0: 1) was sealed against the eternal rival from Barcelona. After the end of the Arsenal in the Champions League and the bankruptcy in the Supercup against Barça was the next hope for a trophy for the royal.

The morning after that, Rüdiger showed late remorse. “There is no excuse for my behavior last night. I’m very sorry,” wrote the 32-year-old on social media. He asked the referee and everyone he had disappointed. Rüdiger now has to fear a long lock.

Coach Carlo Ancelotti also left the arena with a gray face, his future at Real is more uncertain than ever despite a contract until 2026. According to media reports, he could soon be announced as a new national coach in Brazil. “I can continue or stop. That will decide in the next few weeks,” said the Italian, whose successor has been considered a top favorite for months.

Flick waves the flood of the title like at FC Bayern

A little comfort gave the real coach on Barcelona’s trainer Hansi Flick’s lawn. The former national coach also won the third Clásico in his first season with the Catalans. “It was incredible. We are all so proud of this team, it is a big victory for us,” said Flick after the wild night of Sevilla.

As a league leader and with a solvable semi-finals in the Champions League against Inter Milan, the 60-year-old waves a flood of titles like FC Bayern. Flick has won each of his seven finals as a club coach.

The long injured Marc-André Ter Stegen also mingled with the celebrants after the cup final. Seven months after his serious knee injury, the German national goalkeeper was back in the Barça squad as a reservist and, together with replacement captain Ronald Araujo, took the trophy from King Felipe VI. in contrast to.

A real spectacle was preceded. After Barcelona’s lead by Pedri (28th minute), Kylian Mbappé (70th) and Aurélien Tchouameni (77th) realized in front, Ferran Torres (84.) and took care of the extension. The Frenchman Jules Koundé scored the decisive goal in the 116th minute.

Tumult in the final phase

In the end, the emotions cooked at Real. As a referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoechea the last attack by the royal because of an alleged offensive foul from Mbappé, there were tumults on the edge of the field. The struck, replaced Rüdiger protested like some teammates with wild gestures, tore the ice cream bag off the damaged knees.

Lucas Vazquez and Jew Bellingham also saw red from the referee because of their scolding tirades. The focus was already on the focus before the final when he had reported on the pressure exerted by Real Madrid at a press conference and the consequences for himself and his family.

Then Real had canceled all mandatory appointments before the final and referred to the referee for “unacceptable”. Even a boycott of the final was in the room before Real insured in another message to want to compete out of respect for the fans. However, the scenes in the extension should not have contributed to reassuring in the referee affair.