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Fútbolgate.com wrote that the on-field referee De Burgos Bengoetxea asked the VAR referee, Del Cerro Grande, to review Cucho's handball after the insistence of the Barça players. According to the publication, he indicated that this was what they were asking for. https://t.co/Vm0FgI2Ghw #Fútbol #VAR #Barça (translated)

Nadir Ghazal stated that, before the Superclásico, Boca fans had started a campaign to present River as benefiting from refereeing in Córdoba and Boca as harmed by VAR reviews and disallowed goals. He claimed that a similar strategy had been used before the match played that year at the Monumental: as he wrote, Juan Román Riquelme had questioned the refereeing and, later, Leandro Paredes had led a group of players who spoke with the press after a training session to apply pressure. Ghazal said that this had affected the referee, who did not call a penalty for Blanco on Martínez Quarta in the last play. He also requested that River’s leaders speak to the media after the match against Racing. He added that River would visit a stadium where, according to him, they had not been awarded a penalty in the last 24. #Superclásico #Boca #River (translated)

Maurizio Sarri expressed his anger against referee Daniele Chiffi after Atalanta's defeat to Milan, criticizing the handling of refereeing incidents, particularly the treatment of Adrien Rabiot and the disparity in handball fouls sanctioned. #Sarri #MilanAtalanta #Calcio (translated)

Lupe Sánchez warned that, in her opinion, the Constitutional Court had ceased to act as an arbiter and had become another player, also attributing the situation to the passivity of society. She said that November 29 would be the last opportunity to correct this and urged to vote while the ballots could still serve a purpose. The publication linked an article titled "Law of Grandchildren: the Perfect Electoral Crime." https://t.co/W3BPWXC393 #Democracia #Elecciones #Justicia (translated)

Maxi accused Silvio Trucco of omitting a camera that, he wrote, showed an infringement and an action deserving of a red card against Lisandro López, so that the on-field referee could review a decision he considered correct. He also stated that Trucco, from the VAR booth in Ezeiza which, according to him, was managed by Tapia, called for a goal that he described as clearly valid to be invalidated. https://t.co/BzLUzedh7G #FútbolArgentino #VAR #SilvioTrucco (translated)

Toni Freixa wrote that Jorge Valdano had evaded a question about Güler's aggression by stating that there was too much talk about the referees. He added that, in commenting on the disallowed goal for Betis due to a previous handball, Valdano had said it was another opportunity to question respect for the VAR. Freixa described him in derogatory terms and argued that he used elegant rhetoric to legitimize his position. #Fútbol #VAR #Árbitros (translated)

As you can see, FCB shared some statements from Luis García Plaza, who said he didn't know why the referee hadn't gone to VAR to review the play. He added that it might be because, if they won, they would be nine points ahead before El Clásico. https://t.co/iWH8G6PSnu #VAR #ElClasico #Futbol (translated)

Mundo Deportivo reported that Luis García Plaza said he did not understand why the referee had not reviewed the play in the VAR. The coach suggested that perhaps it was because, if they won, they would reach nine points before El Clásico. https://t.co/gJPc1pmyqC #VAR #ElClásico #Fútbol (translated)

Juan Iglesias, a player for Sevilla, attributed the result to the referee's decisions. He argued that Güler had assaulted Peque in the first half and should have been sent off, and that the referee did not call a foul by Konaté on Robbie in the play leading to the 2-0, which also was not shown on television. Iglesias added that the team knew what to expect at the Santiago Bernabéu. #SevillaFC #LaLiga #arbitraje (translated)

In 1899, he described the refereeing in the Bernabéu as a "world scandal." He stated that Arda Güler should have been sent off for an aggression, that a penalty against Cucurella was not awarded, and that there was a previous foul before Mbappé's goal. He also maintained that the penalty awarded to Real Madrid was not warranted and summarized the match with the phrase "The referee 4-1 Sevilla." Additionally, he used the hashtag #ManipulatedLeague. #LigaManipulada https://t.co/fIEqnyThlz #Fútbol #LaLiga #Árbitros (translated)

Albert Ortega wrote that Juan Iglesias, a player from Sevilla, stated on Movistar that the match had been decided by the refereeing decisions. He also claimed that Güler had assaulted Peque in the first half and that Konaté had committed a foul on Robbie Ure in the play of the 2-0. Iglesias added that they knew what they were going to at the Santiago Bernabéu. #SevillaFC #LaLiga #Fútbol (translated)

The author stated that the refereeing changed the match by not sending off Arda Güler after an aggression, not signaling a penalty in an action involving Cucurella or a foul prior to Mbappé's goal, and granting a penalty to the Frenchman. He also called the league manipulated. #LaLiga #Fútbol #Árbitros (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that Güler had scored the first goal after not being sent off. He also claimed that Mbappé scored the second without a prior foul being reviewed that he considered clear, and then converted a penalty that he argued was only called against Mbappé. He added that a penalty for Cucurella had not been called and wondered if Mourinho would speak at the press conference. https://t.co/D4pyvytzrz #Fútbol #VAR #Árbitro (translated)

The fan Mario asserted that the referees were favoring Real Madrid in every controversial play and stated that what happened the previous week had been a scandal. He added that the performance that day seemed intended to make forget, according to him, how bad the referees were, and said he was worried about what they could do to his team at Camp Nou the following week. #RealMadrid #árbitros #CampNou (translated)