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García Plaza, coach of Sevilla, expressed his indignation over the refereeing in the match against Real Madrid, questioning decisions that affected the gameplay and suggesting that his team could have approached the classic closer to Barça if the situation had been different. #SevillaFC #LaLiga #Arbitraje (translated)

The REAL MADRID FANS account criticized Luis García Plaza for stating that his team should have played with a numerical superiority from the 25th minute, with 11 players against 10, and that they had deprived him of playing that game. The account contrasted those statements with a match in which, according to them, Barcelona had harmed him, and stated that then García Plaza had remained silent. They also labeled them insultingly. https://t.co/mvbIM5HYp1 #Fútbol #LaLiga #Deportes (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)

Actu Foot indicated that Yan Diomandé, aged 19 years and 338 days, had become the youngest Madrilenian of the 21st century to score and deliver an assist in the same Liga match. The account attributed this statistic to MadridUniversal. https://t.co/gDboDMomx3 #LaLiga #RealMadrid #Football (translated)

Javier Tebas wrote that the events of October 18 confirmed his earlier accusations against Real Madrid. He recalled that on October 16 he named the journalist from "El Debate," Tomás González-Martín, as the spokesperson for the club's management narrative. On the same day, Real responded with a statement in which, as reported by Tebas, they distanced themselves from the opinions of journalists outside the club. Tebas claimed that he asked Real to deny the comparison to Negreira that the journalist allegedly attributed to club sources, as well as allegations that La Liga was harming the club regarding the scheduling of matches. He also demanded the publication of all of Real’s requests for changes to the schedule and information on how many of them were considered. According to Tebas, on October 18, Real Madrid TV attacked him again, and a section of fans coordinated and supervised by the club displayed a banner with the slogan "Tebas and Negreira." He asked whether the club would also present this as an opinion unrelated to Real. He also accused the management of inciting hostility among fans toward specific individuals; he cited an earlier warning that the club had set Real fans against him and prevented him from moving freely on the street. Tebas accused the management of manipulating the message and spreading false information. He also referred to Real's publication from October 17 about "international media": he stated that the materials from Reuters, BBC, and "L’Équipe," repeated by the club, indicated that it was Real who requested them, and presenting the press reports as support for the club was manipulation. He added that his questions about sources, accusations, and the schedule had remained unanswered since October 16. #RealMadrid #LaLiga #Tebas (translated)

Movistar Plus Deportes reported that Juan Iglesias, after Sevilla FC's defeat against Real Madrid, said they already knew what to expect and how everything would unfold, and described the situation as "the easy, always." #LALIGAEASPORTS #LaCasaDelfútbol https://t.co/j0vc3L7iWm #SevillaFC #RealMadrid #LaLiga (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)

Merengue edition wrote that Real Madrid won 4-1 against Sevilla in a match that it deemed controlled. The account attributed this performance to the starting positions of Diomande, Endrick, and Arda Güler, as well as the repositioning of Valverde to right back, choices it labeled as rewarding. It indicated that the next match would take place on Wednesday against Leipzig and asked readers for their opinions. #RealMadrid #LaLiga #Football (translated)