Bellingham Suspended For Two Games

Jude Bellingham Real Madrid has been suspended for two games. He cursed when his goal was not recognized as he declared the end of the game right before the goal.

On the morning of the 7th, the Spanish Football Federation confirmed Bellingham's two-game suspension, saying he approached the referee shortly after the end of the match against Valencia and made derogatory and dismissive remarks. It also fined Bellingham 600 euros about 870,000 won and Real Madrid 700 euros 1.01 million won.

Bellingham scored the net with a header in the extra time of the second half when it was 2-2 in an away match against Valencia on the 3rd. Brahim Díaz's cross was headed in the 54th minute of the second half to shake the goal, and Real Madrid seemed to win a thrilling 3-2 victory. However, referee Jesus Hill Mansano, the referee, already blew the end whistle when Díaz's cross came out. Bellingham's header was not recognized as a goal because it was already over.

Bellingham immediately ran to referee Mansano and uttered some words, which he promptly took out a red card. Real Madrid appealed against the red card, claiming that referee Mansano made a mistake. However, the Spanish Football Federation confirmed Bellingham's two-game suspension and even fined him, saying there was no problem with referee Mansano's decision. 토토사이트 순위

The Spanish soccer federation did not provide details about Bellingham's remarks. Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said Bellingham shouted "That was a bloody goal!" in English. This means that the referee's remarks were not made, but about a situation in which the score was not recognized. "We are angry that Bellingham received a red card because he did not say anything offensive to the referee. I am frustrated," Ancelotti said. However, the federation made a different decision.