🚨🗣️Isco on the refereeing decisions during Real Betis' game against Barcelona. 🗣️“I'm not surprised. It's how things are here in La Liga when you don't play for Barcelona. It's nothing new. “Before the game, we had already spoken about these things, and it doesn't surprise me to see them actually play out. We came onto the pitch knowing we had to be careful, but sometimes you feel like no matter what you do, certain decisions will always go against you. “First, the disallowed goal. Cucho clearly tried to take his hands away from the ball. They checked VAR, looked at the incident from different angles, and still made that decision. I'm not surprised, but that doesn't mean I'm not disappointed. We work hard to score goals, and when one is ruled out, it changes the entire atmosphere of the game. “Then there was the red-card incident. Lamine Yamal clearly committed the foul first, but he didn't receive a red card. He went down as if he wasn't responsible for what happened, and another player ended up being sent off. Honestly, I don't understand how those situations are judged. “I'm not saying Barcelona don't deserve to win games. They have quality players, and everyone knows that. But we also deserve to be treated fairly. We don't ask referees to give us an advantage; we simply want the same rules applied to both teams. “What frustrates me most is that we can spend the entire week preparing tactically, working hard in training, and trying to execute our game plan, only for decisions like these to become the main talking point afterward. “I'm proud of my teammates because we kept fighting, but football should be decided by the players on the pitch, not by inconsistent decisions. If the referee makes a mistake, VAR is supposed to help correct it. Otherwise, what's the point? “We will accept the result and move forward, but accepting a result doesn't mean we should remain silent about what we believe was unfair. La Liga needs consistency, transparency, and accountability. Every club deserves that, regardless of its name or reputation.”

🚨🗣️Facundo Bernal on his altercation with Lamine Yamal. 🗣️“It's really embarrassing that people look up to him. Really embarrassing. “He hit me first. He kept saying trash to me, and he even brought my mom into it. I wasn't going to hit him, but he kept insulting me and my mom. At some point, I lost control of my emotions, and I reacted in a way I shouldn't have. “I'm not saying what I did was right. I know people expect professional footballers to control themselves, even when things get heated. I should have walked away, and I regret allowing the situation to reach that point. “I'm really emotional because I've let my team down. We went into that game wanting to win, but instead of keeping my head in the game, I got involved in something that took attention away from what we were trying to achieve. “To all our fans, I'm really sorry for the loss. You support us through the good and bad moments, and you deserve better than what we showed you. I know an apology won't change the result, but I want you to know that I'm taking responsibility for my part in what happened. “People will judge me, and I understand that. But I also hope people remember that there's a person behind the shirt. Words can hurt, especially when family is brought into an argument. Still, wearing this badge means I have a responsibility to control my emotions and represent my club properly. “I don't want this incident to define me as a player. I'll learn from it, work on myself, and make sure I respond better the next time I'm provoked. My teammates deserve that, our fans deserve that, and I owe it to myself to become better. “I'm sorry for letting my emotions get the better of me. The only way I can make things right now is through my performances on the pitch.”

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