If there was a sour point for the celebrations of Barcelona after El Clasico, it was the enormous frustration that came from the Blaugrana about officializing. There were four major calls that Barcelona interviewed during the game, and the release of the Var -Audio did not calm that reaction.
The purpose of releasing the VAR audio is transparency, but the Perspective of Barcelona is that it still made the calls of the referee team unclear. “Just as well” was one of the comments that were heard after they had seen a 'clear handball' against Fermin Lopez for his non-adoestaneous goal, while it happened that the referee on the field was shown only two corners of the potential handball of Aurelien Tchouameni in the box.
As detailed by sport, the 'just so good' comment had little to do with the decision. On Cadena Ser, ex-official Eduardo Iturral Gonzalez explained that it was in reference to finding a second approach of the handball by Lopez, one that was clearer. Isaac Freuso echoed this perspective, with the officials in the Vor room relieved when finding a clearer perspective.
It has been noted that Fede Valverde is recovering the possession of Lopez before he then wins the ball and scores, which in theory would mean a new game, and means that the handball was not revarable.
In that case, the same exhaust valve explains that there was 'monumental anger' from Barcelona, where directors and managers 'explode' about the decision not to give a fine against Tchouameni. Although there will be no formal complaint, the feeling at Canca is that 'it cannot continue'. They plan to take action and will ask for statements from the administrative bodies because they believe that it is a necessary step to compete 'in equal circumstances' next season.
Real Madrid's line was more or less the same, with a letter written earlier this season that demands that referees involved during the period that Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira Vice President of the Referee Commission was dismissed. Last season Joan Laporta, President of Barcelona, issued a statement in which he convicted the officer, of which he believed it was clearly biased.