During a pre-match show before Real Madrid vs Villarreal, a Real Madrid TV host discussed the red card given to Deportivo Alavés player Ángel Perez for a challenge on Julián Álvarez, comparing it to Cristian Romero's foul on Jude Bellingham in a previous Madrid derby, and questioned the inconsistency in refereeing standards.

Real Madrid TV stated: "We're still at the Bernabéu, it's 19:55. From the start of this show we've been saying we're back in this 'Negreyra League,' and we're seeing these corrupt decisions again, and today proves it once more. The Real Madrid vs Villarreal match hasn't even kicked off yet.

We're talking about what happened in the Deportivo Alavés vs Atlético Madrid match. Atlético Madrid's last game before the break was played at Cívitas Metropolitano. Everyone knows about these brutal fouls: Atlético Madrid's Lee Kang-in's foul on Valverde and Cristian Romero's foul on Bellingham. Romero even scored in today's match.

Let's look at what happened in the 58th minute of today's Deportivo Alavés vs Atlético Madrid match at Mendizorrotza. The Deportivo Alavés player's sliding tackle against Julián Álvarez was almost identical to Cristian Romero's sliding tackle against Jude Bellingham.

What's the biggest difference between what happened today and what didn't happen nearly three weeks ago at Cívitas Metropolitano?

Today, referee Quintero González, who you see on screen, initially showed a yellow card to Deportivo Alavés player Ángel Perez on the pitch. He said, "That was too much, yellow card." What happened with VAR? The VAR official at that time was Pulido Santana. Pulido Santana contacted the referee and did his job properly.

That is, he told the referee: "Go check this tackle, the Deportivo Alavés player's actions were possibly too aggressive, he was late with his leg, just like Cristian Romero was on Bellingham."

Then the player approached... excuse me, we're talking about referee Quintero González, the referee of the Deportivo Alavés vs Atlético Madrid match. Pulido Santana alerted him, and he went to review the replay, correctly revised his decision, and changed the call. Let's see. He showed a red card to the player, Ángel Perez. Even Perez's own teammates told him: "Don't protest anymore, don't protest anymore, because your action was truly too aggressive."

Nearly three weeks ago, at Cívitas Metropolitano, Cristian Romero made the same challenge on Bellingham. What was the difference? Cristian Romero wasn't sent off at that time. That's why he was able to play today and score the winning goal for Atlético Madrid. That's the difference in refereeing when Atlético Madrid plays compared to when Real Madrid plays."

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