Ancelotti of Real Madrid on the Bellingham Red Card Scandal at Valencia: It’s An Objective

News From Sports World : Jude Bellingham was sent off for arguing against the decision to disallow what would have been a winning goal against Valencia on Saturday, and Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti revealed what Bellingham told referee Gil Manzano before getting sent off.
At the Mestalla, the La Liga leaders trailed their hosts 2-0 in the first half before Vinicius Jr. responded with a double.
Bellingham thought to have won the match deep into stoppage time, heading in a cross from Brahim Diaz, but it was later discovered that Manzano had blown the full time whistle.

Naturally, Madrid’s players surrounded Manzano, with Bellingham being particularly agitated and dismissed for his objections.
Ancelotti clarified what Bellingham had said to Manzano at his post-match press conference after the 2-2 draw, emphasizing that the Englishman hadn’t made fun of the match official.
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When we got a rebound, we got the ball back, and he had to end the game if Valencia got the ball back [instead]. Nothing else has to be said because this has never happened to me before.It’s a f*cking goal, Bellingham told him in English, but it wasn’t meant as an insult. I have never experienced anything like this before; it is unparalleled. Fine, if he sounds the whistle when the Valencia goalie stops the ball, but he allowed it to go, giving us the advantage. I believe I made a mistake.”

“We’re furious and heated,” Ancelotti described the atmosphere inside the Madrid dressing room.
“We have to get back to our regular schedule for the Champions League match on Wednesday against Leipzig.” There are things we should have done better. The locker area is a little warm, so we need to chill down.”