Jude Bellingham had to be “restraint” and Antonio Rudiger threw an icar park to the referee when Real Madrid had sent three players in a heated cup final.
El Clasico rivals from the club won Barcelona last night the exciting Copa del Rey Final 3-2 in the middle of shocking scenes in the final phase.
Tempers flared up by only 20 seconds of extra time after Kylian Mbappe was assessed to have contaminated Eric Garcia in the last attack of Real Madrid.
Chaos broke out when the couch behind Carlo Ancelotti completely lost their heads.
A furious Rudiger launched an ice pack with referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea.
Vinicius Junior and Lucas Vazquez sprint on the field and gestured angry to him when various coaches also became involved.
When the civil servant happened to hand out red cards for the Real Madrid players, Rudiger had to be stopped in order to confront the referee by Ferland Mendy and an employee.
The former Chelsea Center-Back and Vazquez were both sent away, but Vinicius escaped somehow without punishment.
The referee's report says that Rudiger was sent for “throwing an object and behaving aggressively” and Vazquez went for “stepping on the field and making disapproving gestures”.
The red card from Bellingham came after the last whistle for the angry “the referee aggressive” and had to be “stopped by teammates”.
Since then, a clip has come to the Englishman in the tunnel in the break and ravaged: “Everything 50/50 goes their way, everything 50/50”.
In the meantime, Rudiger was able to receive a long time for his moment of madness.
Ex-Granada player Dani Benitez was banned for three months to throw a bottle to an official in 2012.
The appointment of referee De Burgo -Bengoetxea for the final was very controversial, with Real Madrid expressing their displeasure before the game.
They went to the TV channel of the club and made of videos that showed his mistakes while he emphasized that he had never been in charge of a Champions League of FIFA level match.
Real Madrid also pointed out that they had a bad win percentage when he was the man with the whistle for their games.
The Burgoa Bergoetxea led to tears in a press conference before the competition and said: “When a child goes to school and there are children who told him that his father is a 'thief' and cries at home, it is completely confused.
“What I do is try to teach my son, to say that his father is honest, above all, who can make mistakes, like any sports person.”