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The good news has been in the absence of Real Madrid fans in recent weeks, but Los Blancos fans could not help them have fun on rival rivals Barcelona after their elimination of the Champions League last night.
Barca Inter Milan in San Sirou beat up 4-3 After pulsating semi-finals, other legs, exiting the competition 7-6 to the aggregate.
It ends high dreams about the foreign Hansi Flick and probably increases the importance of Sunday Clasico, where Madrid will try to enter Barcelona’s four-point lead at the top of La Liga.
Madrid Enjoy Exiting Barcelona
Last night’s defeat was a major failure for Blaugrana, and Madrid fans quickly enjoyed their misery.
When Dawn broke out, there were banners who decorated the entrance to Madrid’s Valdebebas training complex. One read ‘Reyes de Europa’, or ‘Kings of Europe’, a term that Madridistas often uses to reflect the fact that no club has won more than its 15 European Cup/Champion Cups.
The other simply stated ‘Grazie Inter.’
🇮🇹 “Thanks Inter!” 🇮🇹
🪧 Banners Banners in Valdebebas teams that eliminated Barça in champions and Eurolego.
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– TV beach (@elchiringguitotv) May 7, 2025
Barcelona goes out on the performance of Judge Marciniak
Barcelona defeated Carla Ancelotti 3-2 last month in the final conflict of Copa del Rey last month – A game in which Madrid intensified his dissatisfaction with the match officer.
Barca was with Flick last night and his players with a dissatisfied performance of experienced Szymon Marciniak.
The midfielder Pedri said, “It’s not the first time that happened to us with this judge, Uefa should look at it.
“There are things I don’t understand and they are complicated to explain. All 50-50 (decisions) was for them.”
Defender Inigo Martinez added: “Everyone saw today that the decisions fell on the same side, but I don’t want to talk about it.
“In the end, he had to make decisions and made them that way. It’s a shame.”
Focus on Clasico – Garcia
Eric Garcia tried to move on quickly and focus on Sunday Clasico.
“We have to go, we have to be proud,” said former Manchester City defender.
“No one believed in us at the beginning (in the season). Many changes and changes of managers, really young players and we have to be proud.”
