The VAR audios in the Real Madrid-FC Barcelona on Yamal's controversial unsanctioned goal

The Clásico between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona always leaves controversial actions with a variety of opinions, and yesterday was not going to be the exception. The president of FC Barcelona, ​​Joan Laporta, has exploded against the VAR since he considers that his team has been harmed in three key actions.

Through the club's official media, Laporta has gone so far as to say that they are even willing to ask for a replay of the match: “If it is confirmed that it was a legal goal, we will go further and do not rule out asking for a replay of the match,” he said moments ago.

The play featured Lamine Yamal: The young Blaugrana promise finished in an unorthodox way with his heel after a corner and sent the ball towards the goal. Lunin was poorly positioned and tried to react to get the ball out before it crossed the goal line.

In the television shots It seemed that the ball had crossed the line and that, therefore, Yamal's goal was valid. Nevertheless, This play was reviewed in the VAR to determine if the score was valid or not.

After several minutes of review, The VAR decided not to validate the FC Barcelona goal not finding sufficient evidence that the ball had, in fact, completely crossed the line.

VAR: “For me it doesn't fit at all. Wait a little, César, don't let it out”

Referee (to Gündogan): “No, there is no goal technology. We are waiting for the VAR, it was still a goal”

VAR: “César, wait because we are doing a 360º because we don't have it”

VAR: “Lunin's body is covering us, we wait”

Referee: “We are in no hurry, it is a very important decision”

VAR: “We confirm that we have no more cameras, right?

VAR: “César, we are going to restart with a corner kick, we have no evidence that the ball has gone in”

Several Real Madrid players complained offsidebut Soto Grado made it clear.

Referee: “It's a goal, it's a goal”

VAR: “There is no position, there is no position”

Referee: “Lunin, it doesn't matter if it bothers because there is no offside position”

Finally Lucas Vázquez and Jude Bellingham ended up sealing the final 3-2 for Real Madridwho moved away and took eleven points from FC Barcelona, ​​to increasingly caress the title.