DC reveals what Bellingham said to Gavi in El Clásico: “Hey, kid..”
Real Madrid has defeated its eternal rival on matchday number 11 of the national league championship and in the midst of a convulsion between boards of directors that is rarely remembered in the short term. 1 -2 was the score of a duel where Jude Bellingham ended up fed up with Gavi. His goals, the best revenge.
They had just beaten Sporting de Braga on the third day of the Champions League, set foot in the round of 16 in the UEFA Champions League and also retained the lead of the competition in a tie against Seville where the controversy was It took every single minute.
Madrid arrived at the Montjuic Olympic stadium with the firm desire to give a blow to the Spanish First Division and to confirm the good feelings of the beginning of the season because it leads in various items . Carlo Ancelotti did the best he had at hand.
The latest precedent was the macro victory in the Copa del Rey semi-finals by zero to four and thanks to those 3 goals from Karim Benzema that are still alive in the memory.
Also the defeat in the League where Marco Asensio’s goal was annulled practically gave the title to the culés, the last great conquest at the First Division level for the whites went back to that 1-2 victory where Lucas Vázquez and David Alaba were heroes. Date to retake the home of the eternal rival, as well as to suffer markings that show referee impunity.
Jude, desperate
Gavi was Bellingham’s shadow. But not in a good or sporting sense, but rather in a repetition of that permissiveness that the Barcelona youth player has in every duel against the whites. Grabs, tackles, not letting Jude move without punishment and all this under the watchful eye of the referee ended in despair for an Englishman who only in the first half already said enough was enough.
“Hey, kid, don’t kick anymore, you’ve been kicking four times in a row…” the Englishman told Gavi after suffering the umpteenth attack.
The first classic of the new Real Madrid star that made him understand what he will have to face in those duels for the Spanish First Division where the Barcelona shirt finds a reward when it comes to imposing his strength. Bellingham, accustomed to other refereeing in the Bundesliga, left Montjuic in despair.
Source: Defensa Central
