Barcelona vice-president Rafael Yousti believes Kylian Mbappe should have received more than one game for a single game at Alavs on Sunday, saying one member of the Hanse Flick did not challenge the challenge because they were “page players.
Mbappe was sent off seven minutes ago in the first half after a 1-0 win in Madrid.
The French captain faced fines between one and three games, with the Spanish Football Federation’s discipline sanctioned the highest penalty.
🎙️ RAFA YusTE on banning a controversial game Mbappé.
🗣️: “The punishment is completely meaningless. It was shocked and could injure the other person. That’s humiliation. Pic.twitter.com/fhy2GQ6cbe
– Barca Baz (@barca_buzz) 16 April
the punishment is meaningless – yuste
That has angered Barcelona, ​​four points from their main rivals at the La Liga summit.
“I’m saying that, from the beginning, it’s completely meaningless.
– A very difficult challenge that could cause a broken leg. It is immorality and shame.
“If that happens with one of our players, this will not happen because our players are pure players. I don’t know what would happen,” he said.
– It is injustice and insists that we must do it ourselves (they take ourselves) so that we do not rely on anyone. That’s a bad example for football. That’s a shame.”
Semi. It has been reserved. Pic.twitter.com/rfeob5WKJr
– Barcelona (@fcbarcelona) 16 April
Flick demands better after Dortmund performance
Weste spoke shortly after Barca’s semi-finals of the Champions League, although their achievement was somewhat tarnished due to poor performances in his second leg in 3-1 in Borussia Dortmund.
The Blaugrana have passed 5-3, but Josti believes Flick and Dico’s director will not be happy with Barca’s plays in Skil Iduna Park.
“This is a winning team, Hansey, his staff, Dico are the winners and hungry in the titles.
“Our goal is to reach the semi-finals, but they are people who are looking for goodness. And I think these critical spirits are key.
“This team wants to win titles and you can just be better if you are hungry and get angry when you lose.”