After Langley was sent off, Simeone scolded the referee: This foul is shameless

Hupu, October 6th, According to Spanish media "Marca", Atletico Madrid drew 1-1 with Celta in this round of La Liga matches ending early this morning. It is reported that after Atletico Madrid defender Lenglet was sent off in this game, Atletico Madrid coach Simeone angrily scolded the referee: saying that the referee was given a penalty "shameless "

When referee Cesar Soto showed Lenglet the second yellow card before the end of the half, Atletico Madrid coach Simeone's anger completely exploded. At this time, Atletico Madrid led 1-0. The bedsheets team led by Stuffett's own goal, but the red card in the 40th minute put Atletico Madrid in the dilemma of playing one less player thereafter.

According to Movistar's live footage records, the Argentine coach repeatedly roared at the referee on the sidelines: "You are so shameless!" Simeone did not object to Lenglet's first yellow card (Yutegra who launched a counterattack due to pulling and cutting Celta in the 25th minute). But the second yellow card (blocking the same player in the same way in the 40th minute) made him completely out of control. He turned to the fourth official and continued to accuse: "If you even yell this kind of action, you would be shameless!" "

When asked about the red card at the post-match press conference, Simeone only took the lead in an understatement and refused to comment further. Captain Cork expressed his dissatisfaction in a tactful manner: "Since the referee has been awarded a red card. However, it seems that the action is not serious, but the opponent's actions that should be taken away by the card are not investigated. "

Goalkeeper Oblak also raised objections: "Before Langley's foul, the opponent should have fouled and ate the card. Too many penalties today are not conducive to us, but this is football. "

Oblak further analyzed the situation: "We tried to score the second goal to lock in the victory, but one less player made everything difficult. As the game deepened, fatigue finally defeated us. "