The cameras hunt what Isaac Romero told Adrián San Miguel in the derby: “How ugly you are!”

04/01/2025

Updated at 4:57 p.m.

He Betis He took the three points at the Derbi played last Sunday at Benito Villamarín. The Verdiblanco painting, thanks to The goals of Cardoso and Cucho Hernández He managed to overcome and get the victory in a duel full of tension as demonstrated the pique they maintained Isaac RomeroSevilla striker, and Adrián San MiguelBetic goalkeeper.

The Lebrijan tip had not a few clashes with Marc Bartrahis main score during the game, but also crossed with Adrián with whom he had his most and less after a stomp of Fornals to Rubén Vargas than the referee, Busquets Ferrer, did not sanction as missing and generated the anger of Sambi Lokonga.

Adrián and José Ángel Carmona exchanged pushing after which, as he has collected Movistar Plusgoalkeeper and Isaac exchanged looks. “What do you look at?” Adrián snapped at the striker, to which the Sevillist replied the following: «How ugly you are! What am I going to look? What do you want?”. After this and gestures from one and another as they kept the imrada on the grass, Adrián retired between laughs.

Adrián valued the Sevillista celebration after the first derby

In an interview granted to ABC before the Derbi, Adrián San Miguel harshly criticized the celebration that Isaac, Juanlu and Carmona made after the derby of the first round and later cost them a sanction after the Betic complaint generating the well -known rupture of relations already resolved. The veteran Betic goalkeeper pointed out the following: «I have never bit my tongue in my comments and I am the most sincere and honest I can. It is true that Being Canteanos we have to give an example also in the derbies. Not only of passion, intensity or euphoria. Want or lose. But There are situations that leave hands and players are already older to make certain decisions. It was a gesture that did not seem good. The subsequent circumstances were the ones that were. In the end, life is reaction action and that influences that. That happened after the game. You have to know how to win and also lose. When you lose is when you have to show those values ​​and when you want, too. I understand its euphoria at that time but it was not of the level. Little more I can say. In many derbies there will have been other actions of many types and different, but as a canterano and as an example of the Betis quarry I think we have to start from the base and give an example for the costumes to know that it is a different party, but that it has limits too »