With its defeat against Girona in Montilivi, FC Barcelona certified Real Madrid’s total victory in the 23/24 League. Directly ceding the league title to its greatest rival, The Barça team seems to have concluded a season to forget after achieving good results during the 22/23 season.
The reactionsas usual, have not been long in coming: one of the most striking is, without a doubt, that of Carm Barceló. The journalist and talk show host of ‘El Chiringuito de Jugones’ came live from Barcelonawhere spirits are not exactly good after lose second place and see how the white fans had ‘free rein’ to celebrate a new League title.
Consequently, Carme Barceló has pointed out that “the match against Almería comes to mind and I can’t help but think that there is a part of this League that Real Madrid does not deserve”. Carme Barceló, specifically, talks about the clash against the Andalusian team at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Absolute Madrid victory
While is true that It was not the best game of the pupils coached by Carlo Ancelotti in the seasonReal Madrid finished winning a brilliant comeback that showed that Madrid’s DNA applies to all competitions and that appears at key moments. The alleged refereeing controversies of that match, non-existent because the referees acted as they should, they continue bothering the culés… judging by the words of Carme Barceló.
But Real Madrid has fought this League from start to finish. The white players did not have an easy time turning around a situation as unforeseen as it is complex: he Gironawithout having any other commitment each week, began sweeping the rankings during the first half of the course. But when Its ‘effect’ faded, Real Madrid took control of the situation to bring the number 36 to the windows of the Santiago Bernabéu.
“Some [puntos] “I would remove him because I think there are games that he didn’t deserve to win.”. The same thing happened with the league title won by FC Barcelona during last seasonbecause the culé team also had ‘bad days’ and even won some games with notorious refereeing controversies… which Carme Barceló seems to have forgotten about completely.
