Antonio Rüdiger is facing a huge punishment! He attacked the referee after El Clasico...
Real Madrid lost the Spanish King's Cup final to arch-rivals Barcelona 3-2 and lost the trophy to their rivals, and many players received red cards for the end of the match. Antonio Rüdiger, who reacted strongly to the referee for the whistles blown especially in the last moments, made such a move... Here is the huge penalty Rüdiger could face.
As Spain's LaLiga enters the final weeks of the season, Barcelona triumphed in extra time in the King's Cup. In the giant final where Barcelona and Real Madrid faced each other, El Clasico witnessed 5 goals and 3 red cards. The match ended with 3-2 Barcelona's superiority.
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Barcelona won the match with the goals of Pedri, Ferran Torres and Jules Kounde and took the cup to its museum. Real Madrid's goals were scored by Kylian Mbappe and Aurelian Tchouameni, assisted by Arda Guler.
BIG REACTION IN THE LAST MINUTES
In the last minutes of the match that went into extra time, 3 Real Madrid players received red cards after the incidents that took place. The Real Madrid bench reacted to Kylian Mbappe's foul on Eric Garcia in the 120+2nd minute of the match.
Referee Ricardo De Burgos showed a red card to Antonio Rüdiger for his reaction after he was sent off in the 111th minute. According to reports in the Spanish press, the referee said of Rüdiger's red card in his report, "He was sent off for throwing an object that didn't hit me. After receiving the red card, he had to be stopped by several members of the technical team and showed an aggressive attitude."
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BELLINGHAM AND VAZQUEZ EJECTED
Jude Bellingham and Lucas Vazquez also saw red cards for Real Madrid. The possible punishments of the 3 players who received red cards in Carlo Ancelotti's team were also announced. According to the news in AS, Antoino Rüdiger is expected to receive the biggest punishment among the red carded players.
"12 MATCH BANS!"
It is stated that Rüdiger will be banned between 4-12 matches for his actions against the referee. If the German stopper receives the minimum punishment, he will not be able to play in the next 4 matches. If he receives more than 4 matches, the experienced stopper will be banned for this season, while he will serve more than 5 matches next season.
Lucas Vazquez and Jude Bellingham, who were also shown red cards, could receive a 2-3 match ban and will serve it in next season's Spanish King's Cup matches.
