The aftermath of the derby played at the Metropolitano Stadium continues to fuel tension. While Atlético de Madrid celebrate the win ahead of the international break, at Real Madrid dissatisfaction prevails, as they feel they were harmed by the refereeing decisions.

The Real Madrid coach, José Mourinho, made his displeasure clear by appearing in the press room with printed images of two controversial plays. In response, the red-and-white club hit back on social media using the same printer format to post the coach’s image alongside the slogan: “Stop referee harassment now.”

From the same press room, Atlético coach Diego Simeone had already responded to the Portuguese manager’s complaints. “Not everything goes. No matter whether your name is Mourinho, Flick or Simeone, crossing the line of respect is not acceptable,” the Argentine coach emphasized.

With this post, the Manzanares club reaffirms its editorial stance against what it sees as media pressure, rekindling the long-running war of words surrounding every clash between the capital’s two sides.

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