It was revealed what the Real-Barca referee talked about with the VAR room during the most controversial scene of the match

The Spanish Football Federation has made public the conversations that took place between the referee and those sitting in the VAR room during the Real Madrid-Barcelona rally.

The most controversial scene of the match, won by Real 3-2, was when at 1-1 Lamine Yamal after a corner, he got into the ball in such a way that he thoroughly surprised him Andriy Lunyin goalkeeper, who clearly pushed the ball out from behind the goal line.

The big question was whether the ball crossed the goal line with its full extent, but the fact that there is no goal line technology in the Spanish league did not make the referee’s situation any easier.

“We wait. No goal line technology. We’ll wait and see what VAR says. Maybe it was a goal. You have to watch the footage,” he said César Soto Grado Referee.

Seated in the VAR room Jose Maria Sanchez Martinez meanwhile, he informed Soto Grado that they are trying to watch the controversial scene from every camera position, but none of them provide clear evidence that the ball was in the ball in its entirety.

We are in no hurry, this is a very important situation, check out all the camera positions

– said the judge on the pitch to his colleagues, when he received the answer from the VAR room that there was no footage of the incident that they had not seen.

“We don’t have to rush. We have to wait, that’s the best thing we can do,” explained the noticeably cautious Soto Grado, but then Sánchez Martínez says in his ear that all camera positions have been viewed and the game continues with a Barcelona corner.

Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-André Ter Stegen he said it was a shame that the goal line technology, which has been used in the other top leagues for years, was not introduced in the Spanish league. For technology Javier Tebasthe president of the league said no, because he demanded a price of 3 million euros.