La Liga - Mbappe scored Bellingham scored, Real Madrid beat nine players Sevilla 2-0

"9 players Sevilla fought against Real Madrid! Mbappe's "strike to the ground" triggered controversy, and the referee's red card scale rewrites the La Liga pattern?"

In the early morning of May 19, the 37th round of La Liga staged a dramatic showdown. Real Madrid challenged Sevilla away, and the game was high-energy due to two straight red cards, crossbar rescue and controversial penalty. In the end, Real Madrid won 2-0 with goals from Mbappe and Bellingham, but behind this victory was the anger of Sevilla fans, the controversy of referee skills, and the last attempt to win the championship in La Liga - "fairness" and "accidental" on the football field. Who is dominating the game?

Before this game, Real Madrid had secured the league championship ahead of schedule, while Sevilla was only 3 points ahead of the relegation zone, and the pressure to relegate was huge. However, this seemingly "no desires and no desires" showdown evolved into one of the most topical battles in La Liga this season due to the referee's severe punishment and the outbreak of stars.

1. In the 12th minute: Badei pulled down Mbappe, VAR's straight red triggered controversy

Key moment: Mbappe counterattacked offside and formed a one-on-one striker, Sevilla central defender Badei was forced to pull someone to make a foul. The referee directly showed the red card according to the "last defensive player" rule, but the slow motion showed whether Mbappe was offside when receiving the ball.

2. In the 48th minute: Romero pedaled and dyed red, Sevilla's 9-man bloody battle

Controversial action: Romero, who appeared on the bench, stepped on Chu Ameni's ankle while fighting, and the referee was red again after confirmation by VAR. Sevilla coach Sanbaoli angrily scolded after the game: "The referee ruined a match that should have been evenly matched!"

[Star shines: Mbappe "slashing the ground" + Bellingham secures the victory]

Mbappe's "Certificate of Kings"

In the 75th minute, Modric made a cross, and Mbappe shot with a low shot from outside the penalty area and rushed to the dead corner. This "floor-slash" not only broke the deadlock, but also tied Lewandowski with 29 goals, temporarily ranking second in the scorer list (only 1 goal from the top of the list).

The result of this game may have been destined, but it tear opens the deeper proposition of the football world: When technology intervenes in the game, where is the boundary between fairness and accident? For Sevilla fans, this is a "dignity deprived" defeat; for Real Madrid, it is another battle towards the double championship. As audiences, we should think more about whether the charm of football is being diluted by more and more red cards and controversies?