He Espanyol coach Manolo González He couldn’t and didn’t want to hide his discomfort behind his defeat of his team in Mestalla because of a harsh penalty that could have been preceded by a foul on Rubén Sánchez, author of the maximum penalty, without VAR coming into play.
“When you say losing at the end… you can speak and they tell you that you speak because you lose. The VAR? I don’t know if they were, they could have gone to the Gol Norte or Gol Sur bar. All this escapes me and I no longer know what VAR is for. I don’t understand. I could talk for a long time. This could happen to Valencia next week and it doesn’t matter, nothing happens. As a player, if you perform poorly, they will fire you and if you don’t perform well as a coach, they will fire you. There is only one sector of football in which, whatever happens, nothing happens. There is nothing more to talk about,” he said. Manolo when asked about the fact that VAR did not take part in the controversial final play that decided the duel.
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In the thread he emphasized that “Ramazani fouls Rubén that everyone saw and then comes the penalty action… we can’t control that.”
In football analysis, in addition to the controversy, coach Perico explained that in the first half “nothing happened and in the second half we were better than Valencia. When we scored 1-1 we made it 2-1.
