Real Madrid Accuses The Referee When Facing Barcelona

Real Madrid Accuses the Referee When Facing Barcelona: A Scream in Despair

Real Madrid’s tactics were predictable, their mentality of defeat and the haunting memories of the two recent defeats made them very worried before the 2025 King’s Cup final, to the point that they had to launch a campaign to attack the referee to put pressure before the final.

Real Madrid lost 2-5 to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final

This is the situation that happened in the match between Barcelona vs Real Madrid. If you want to know more details, please read the explanation below by LVJILI! Don’t forget to register for an LVJILI account!

Barca Is No Longer A “Young Circus”, Now Like Flick’s Tactical Machine

Barcelona under German coach Hansi Flick has transformed. No longer the image of a dreamy young team, they are now a disciplined pressing system, sharp in transition and especially dangerous in quick ball-moving moments.

In the last 5 matches, Barca increased their effective pressing rate to 68%, winning the ball back after an average of only 7.3 seconds – equivalent to Bundesliga clubs during Flick’s peak.

The 4-3-3 formation continuously changes to 4-1-4-1 or 3-2-5 depending on the situation, helping Barca always maintain the initiative in the game, something that Real Madrid currently cannot control when constantly changing the squad for many different reasons.

Two “Disastrous” Defeats Haunt Madrid’s Psychology

Losing 0-4 at Montjuïc, then 2-5 at the Bernabéu, Real Madrid’s weaknesses were exposed by Barcelona in the last two El Clásico matches.

In total: Barca shot 31 times, controlled the ball on average 56%, created 12 clear chances. Real only had 3 notable shots, a shocking number for the team that once dominated Europe.

Not only did Real lose in terms of score, they completely lost in terms of game. This obsession directly affected the players’ psychology and the way they prepared for the final.

Yamal – Gavi – Cubarsí: Barca’s Young Players Make Real Dizzy

Barca’s three young talents are a “nightmare” for Real’s midfield and defense. Lamine Yamal with speed and technique, Gavi with passion and the ability to close in high, and Cubarsí is the new rock in front of Ter Stegen’s goal.

Yamal has 3 goals + 2 assists in the last 3 matches. Gavi is the player who has recovered the ball the most for Barca in the Copa del Rey. Cubarsí has ​​a 78% successful tackle rate, only committing 1 foul in 180 minutes against Real this season.

They make Real Madrid’s famous pillars pale and deadlocked.

Ancelotti No Longer Has The Tactical Upper Hand

Carlo Ancelotti’s 4-4-2 diamond formation is becoming out of sync with Barca’s dynamic system. The middle is cramped, the wings are vulnerable, and Real can barely dictate the game for 90 minutes when the two teams face each other directly.

All four of Barca’s goals in the last two El Clásicos have come from combinations that exploit the space between Real’s full-backs and centre-backs.

Flick not only reads Real’s tactics, he also constantly “traps” them by rotating players’ roles and changing the pace of the game.

Referee Accusations – A Cry Of Despair

When Real Madrid publicly proposed to change the main referee for the final and created a media wave criticizing the referees, many people asked: what are they worried about?

Referee Jesús Gil Manzano even burst into tears at the press conference due to public pressure – a rare event.

Coach Hansi Flick responded: “We need to protect the referee. No one wins when attacking them like that.”

All of this shows that Real is moving from the state of “dominator” to “psychological defender” – and that clearly reflects their internal insecurity.

Real Madrid may still be the title candidate on paper, but in reality they are shaking. Facing a Barcelona that is on track, with modern football and a fearless spirit, the “White Vultures” are forced to use unprofessional tricks. But football history has proven that when a team lets fear control them before a match, they often lose in their minds.