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Actu Foot reported that Luis García Plaza, coach of FC Sevilla, had questioned the refereeing after the defeat at the Bernabeu. He believed that Real Madrid deserved to win eleven against eleven, but that his team had been deprived of another match. According to him, Sevilla should have played eleven against ten from the 25th minute, while the score was 0-0. He added that at halftime, Peque was repeating that a player had hit him. After reviewing the action, García Plaza had deemed it worthy of a red card, while specifying that he did not know if Sevilla would have won. https://t.co/VS5hhwQxL3 #FCSeville #Arbitrage #LigueEspagnole (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Juan Iglesias from FC Sevilla criticized the refereeing at the Bernabéu. The player stated that his team expected how things would unfold and that the referees often did not allow them to speak to them. He added that they asked them to step away and threatened them with a card, believing that approaching them could therefore cost them one. https://t.co/Yr5iXxLaD1 #Arbitrage #Football #FCSeville (translated)

The author wrote that parts of the Union apparently waited for an opportunity to normalize cooperation with the AfD. Now, the Red-Red-Green coalition in Berlin is being used as a justification for this. According to his account, the firewall will not fall by itself but will be torn down by the Union itself. #Politik #AfD #Berlin #DE (translated)

Juan Iglesias, the player for Sevilla FC, said that the outcome of the match against Real Madrid depended on refereeing decisions that were not favorable for his team. He claimed that there was a foul on Peque in the first half, and in the next goal by Real, Robbie was fouled; he added that this situation was not shown in the television replay. Iglesias emphasized that Sevilla engaged in self-criticism, but in his opinion, some decisions impacted the result. He also complained that the referees did not allow players to communicate and threatened to show a card, and the team knew what to expect at the Bernabéu. #LaLiga #SevillaFC #RealMadrid (translated)

Thorsten Alsleben wrote that many politically uninterested young people in Berlin, especially women, in his opinion, were unaware of the connections of the Left to the Islamist and clan milieu. The campaign posters nonetheless appealed to them because they believed they were voting for someone who would prevent rent increases. Alsleben described this as a glaring media failure. #Berlin #Politik #Medien (translated)

The author wrote that several Russian oligarchs ended up in prison, lost their assets, or were forced into exile. He described Boris Berezovsky as one of the "seven most influential bankers" of the Yeltsin era, active in the media, oil, and political sectors, and said that, after initially supporting Putin, he had come into conflict with him. #Russia #Politica #Oligarchi #RU (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)

The current edition of Tagesthemen reports that the French government blames the extreme left for riots during protests, while a possible alliance of the Left, Greens, and SPD in Berlin is under heavy criticism. Additionally, the endangered agreement on Kurdish as a subject in schools in Syria is mentioned. #Proteste #Linke #Kurden (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)

Don Shelby stated that the Bernabéu stood up to bid farewell to Mbappé and that the team played their best match of the season without the player whom he called a derogatory nickname related to a beach ball. He also described the night as very tough for the Vinilovers, whom he insulted with ableist language and told to suck it up. #RealMadrid #Mbappé #Fútbol (translated)

The publication claimed that Elif Eralp, daughter of Turkish refugees, won the elections in Berlin with Die Linke thanks to the votes of young people. It also noted that she had agreed with the leaders of the Greens and the SPD to expropriate 160,000 homes from large real estate groups and to build another 100,000 affordable homes. https://t.co/2K8xHbNJ5T #Berlín #Vivienda #Juventud #DE #TR (translated)

BarcaInfo cited information from the official Real Madrid website, according to which during the match against Sevilla, fans at the Bernabéu stadium expressed their opposition to Javier Tebas, Joan Laporta, and the Negreira case. A banner linking Tebas and Negreira to the situation in football was displayed on the southern stand, and fans chanted slogans aimed at Tebas and Laporta and referring to corruption in the federation and the Negreira case. BarcaInfo also wrote that on that day Real Madrid won with the help of referees and stated that the pressure was yielding results. #RealMadryt #LaLiga #piłkaNożna (translated)

As you can see, FCB reported that Juan Andújar had pointed out that there were at least 40 cameras at the Bernabéu and that he did not understand why, in such a professionalized football environment, a televised image of the play that he considered the most important of the match was not shown. https://t.co/HB9g2a7x07 #Fútbol #LaLiga #RealMadrid (translated)

The REAL MADRID FANS account stated that in the Santiago Bernabéu they continued to chant slogans against Tebas and accusations of corruption in the Federation. It claimed that the protests should be repeated at all matches, said they were fed up with the League, and expressed their support for the club. https://t.co/3t0DceHNsy #Fútbol #LaLiga #SantiagoBernabéu (translated)