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French striker from Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappé, was only suspended one match after his red card received against Alavés. A sanction deemed abnormally mild in the eyes of the Spanish press.
“A scandal.” Sports World could not be clearer to express his opinion as to the sanction concerning Kylian Mbappé, suspended a match on Tuesday by the disciplinary committee of the Spanish football federation (RFEF) after his red card received against Alavés following a tackle unmistry, during the short victory of Real Madrid on April 13 (0-1). Nothing surprising that the Catalan newspaper rebelled.
The other big pro-Barcelona daily, Sportreturns to “A wild tackle” and notes “A very light sanction with regard to the severity of the act”. This vision is however shared by the whole world of Spanish football. Pavel Fernandez, former referee who analyzes these decisions for Radio brandwe knock “A sum of absurdities”. As him and other experts explain it, the problem comes from the referee's report, César Soto Grado.
“The message from the disciplinary committee is dangerous”
The latter described Mbappé's gesture by a formulation indicating that the French striker sought to play the ball. The sanction could not exceed the three suspension matches. The victim of the tackle (Antonio Blanco) having not been injured, the door was wide open for mild punishment. “Soto Grado's report is negligent to say the least, denounced Pavel Fernandez. And the Committee's message is dangerous: you can attack and take only one match. I think it's a ridiculous sanction. “
Another former referee, Eduardo Iturralde Gonzalez, expressed his annoyance towards the disciplinary committee, insisting that she could “Play in this fork” one to three matches. “Everyone must question themselves”he viturated on the air Chain ser. Finally, the Madrid daily AS carried out a survey with his Internet users, asking them if they agreed with the sanction against Mbappé. 70% of them responded in the negative.
Mbappé will miss the reception of the Athletic Club in Liga this Sunday (9 p.m.). The Captain of the Blues will however be well available for the trip to Getafe next Wednesday, as well as for the King Cup final against FC Barcelona on April 26. A match which, in any case, did not fall within the field of action of its suspension.
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