Because of a foul whistle
Antonio Rüdiger freaks out in the cup final and insults the referee Wüst
The Spanish cup final in football is heated as expected. So heated that the German Antonio Rüdiger storms on his knee in the direction of the referee despite the ice bag.
German defender Antonio Rüdiger in the service of the Spanish football top team Real Madrid is known and popular for his direct kind. But now he was probably too direct. In the final of the Spanish cup against the permanent rival FC Barcelona, the 32-year-old allowed himself a freak out that could bring him a juicy lock. He was not alone.
It was already clear in advance that the final could be heated. Real Madrid had already made it clear that it has little of the Burgos Bengoetxea referee. In a strange video of the club’s own broadcaster, the club spurned the 39-year-old and questioned his career performance.
When this Bengoetxea in the final phase of the extension – Barcelona led 3-2 – a striker foul by the Madrilenen Kylian Mbappé Pfiff, it was around Madrid and his replacement bench. Rüdiger, who took a seat there and got a thick cooling pad on the knee, jumped up and threw something towards the field.
Antonio Rüdiger ticks for Real Madrid’s final defeat
When the referee showed him the red card, he freaked out completely and had to be captured by his teammates. Apparently he also threw a few German insults to the official. For this, Rüdiger could bloom a decent lock through which he could miss the season finale – in which real plays for the championship. According to Spanish football law, it is irrelevant that he saw the red card in the cup.
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Rüdiger was not left alone in his anger. His replaced teammate Lucas Vazquez also saw red in the scene. After the final whistle, Jude Bellingham also tired the referee verbally – the third red card for Real Madrid.
Of course, FC Barcelona of the German coach Hansi Flick was unimpressed. He was happy about his 3-2 victory.
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Source: Stern
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