The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" revealed details of the conversation between the on-field referee and the video assistant referee during the penalty awarded to Barcelona in their match against Sevilla at the Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium, which was announced in the 13th minute after an intervention between Ronald Araujo and Isak Romero.

The newspaper explained that the video assistant referee directed referee Alejandro Muñiz Ruiz to review the incident on the screen, confirming that the defender trips and stumbles by placing his leg between the striker's legs, indicating that the ball was never touched by Araujo.

Muñiz Ruiz responded to the video assistant's instructions saying: "Show me the clip longer, I want to see Araujo's movement," before ultimately deciding, "Let's go with a penalty without a card, he never touched the ball, the leg is in front of him, excellent, let's go with the penalty."

The newspaper confirmed that this decision sparked widespread controversy, but it came after a thorough review of the incident between the main referee and the video assistant referee, clarifying how the final decision was made in the match.