Qanah FC refuse to analyse derby and escalate against refereeing

Real Madrid TV refused to analyse the match between Real Madrid and Atlético, which ended in a victory for the Madrid team, due to the significant controversy surrounding the refereeing decisions during the Madrid derby.

Qanah FC has decided to cancel its analysis of the match, considering that the refereeing controversy overshadowed the technical aspects of the encounter.

Reports attributed to Real Madrid state: "There is no point in talking about tactics or football," before Qanah FC sharply criticized the refereeing, adding: "The only thing missing from LaLiga is allowing Real Madrid's rivals to play matches using firearms."

Qanah FC's statements continued: "They do not let Real Madrid compete, it is a plan from the league and the federation," they said. They also expressed their objection to the sending off of Dean Huysen, stating: "Considering the officiating, we doubt that a player from Atlético would have been sent off had he committed the same foul as Huysen."

Den Heuysen was sent off in the 52nd minute, adding to the controversial refereeing incidents in the derby, after the referee awarded a foul against the Spanish defender following a challenge with Julián Simeone, before also deciding to award a penalty in favor of Atlético.

Alejandro Grimaldo successfully executed a penalty kick and converted it into a goal, giving Atlético the advantage in the match.

The derby saw two other incidents that sparked widespread protests from Real Madrid, which published an official report on its website and social media accounts, criticizing the refereeing decisions that occurred during the match.

Real Madrid highlighted in their report that two incidents involving Kang-in Lee and Cristian Romero deserved, in their opinion, a red card, emphasizing that the decisions made in these incidents directly affected the course of the match.

Thus, the encounter between Real Madrid and Atlético has turned into one of the most controversial derby matches this season, as discussions about refereeing decisions overshadowed the tactical debate following the final whistle.