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Real Madrid, through a segment on their television channel of the derby refereeing, lamented “three blunders” by referee Alberoja Rojas and the VAR, pointing to a foul on Jude Bellingham in the action prior to the first goal of the match, a hard tackle by José María Giménez that was not punished with a red card and a handball by Mario Hermoso in his area that was not punished.

After Real Madrid’s first defeat of the season, which ended their run of six wins in their six matches up until the derby - five in LaLiga and one in the Champions League, none of the players gave statements in the mixed zone at the Cívitas Metropolitano or to the club’s media.

Real Madrid Television denounces “a goal that should never have been scored” for foul on Bellingham

Real Madrid Television broadcast a segment in which they analysed the refereeing with harsh criticism of Alberoja Rojas and Clos Gómez. He denounced “very clear errors” by the referee “in a goal that should never have been scored”, the first by Álvaro Morata for a previous foul on Bellingham.

The goal was not reviewed in the VAR and went up on the scoreboard. From a foul in front of goal in Real Madrid’s favour to a goal against. “The goal was not reviewed in the VAR and went up on the scoreboard. From a foul in front of goal in favour of Real Madrid to a goal against,” he said as his first criticism.

“A non-existent offside by Rüdiger, who does not intervene in the play, led to a disallowed goal for Camavinga”.

“Subsequently a non-existent offside by Rüdiger, who does not intervene in the play, led to a disallowed goal for Camavinga just before half-time. Another clear error by Alberola that harms the same team and from the VAR without Clos Gómez’s intervention,” he added.

Real Madrid Television calls for red card for Giménez and penalty for Hermoso

In addition, in the summary of the derby controversy, Real Madrid TV pointed to “a hard tackle by Giménez who was last man” and which “was only penalised with a yellow card in a red card that was forgiven”.

Finally, he referred to “the 66th minute” when a “cross from Nacho was controlled with the hand by Mario Hermoso without a penalty being called and nobody reviewed it”.