During Real Madrid TV's pre-match coverage ahead of Real Madrid vs. Villarreal, presenters discussed the red card given to Alavés player Ángel Pérez for a foul on Julián Álvarez, comparing it to Cristian Romero's foul on Jude Bellingham in the previous Madrid derby, and questioning the inconsistency in refereeing decisions.

Real Madrid TV stated: "We're still at the Bernabéu, and it's now 19:55. From the start of this broadcast, we've been saying we're back in this 'Negreira League,' and we're seeing these dirty 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 Alavés vs. Atlético Madrid match. Atlético Madrid's last match before the break was played at Cívitas Metropolitano. Everyone knows about those harsh fouls: Kang-in Lee from Atlético Madrid on Valverde, and Cristian Romero on Bellingham. Cristian Romero even scored the winning goal in that match today.

Let's look at what happened in the 58th minute at Mendizorrotza today during the Alavés vs. Atlético Madrid match. Alavés player's tackle on Julián Álvarez is almost identical to Cristian Romero's tackle on Jude Bellingham.

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

Today, referee Quintero González, who you see on screen, first showed a yellow card to Alavés player Ángel Pérez on the pitch. He said, "That's excessive, yellow card." What happened with VAR? The VAR referee was Pulido Santana. Pulido Santana contacted the main referee and did his job properly.

That is, he told the main referee: "Go and review this tackle; Alavés player's action was excessive, he was late, just like Cristian Romero on Bellingham."

Then the player... Sorry, we're talking about referee Quintero González, the main referee for the Alavés vs. Atlético Madrid match. Pulido Santana alerted him, he went to review the replay, and indeed corrected his decision. Let's watch. He showed a red card to the player, Ángel Pérez. Even Pérez's teammate told him: "Stop protesting, stop protesting, because your action was truly excessive."

Almost three weeks ago, at the Metropolitano, Cristian Romero made the same movement on Bellingham. What was the difference? Cristian Romero was not sent off. That's why he could play today and scored the winning goal for Atlético Madrid. That's the difference in the referees handling Atlético Madrid matches compared to Real Madrid matches."

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