[Original Sound] The familiar "Old El Clasico" is finally back

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In the 10th round of La Liga El Clasico, Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 2-1 at home. In the Spanish El Clasico in recent years, some games lacked excitement. The two teams were relatively harmonious on and off the field, lacking some "hot" elements. However, in this El Clasico, Yamal's pre-match remarks ignited the emotions of the two teams. Near the end of the game and after the final whistle, players from the two teams also had fierce conflicts. Spanish "El Pais" reporter Yabowa said in a column that the "old flavor" of the national derby has finally returned.

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The thieves in the Louvre are not that stupid. They at least know to wait until the painting is hung on the wall before stealing it. However, VAR spent half an hour just to find the frame where Mbappe was offside - a piece of thread on the side of his sock, and then disallowed the Frenchman's goal. But this is the real work of art. That ball was like a precision-guided bomb, blowing up the El Clasico in the first ten minutes.

was eventually blown off, just because of the referees' "loyalty" to the spirit of the rules: This rule seems to require players to play shirtless, without shin pads, or socks. The clothes must be close to the skin, and the legs must be as smooth as a mirror, as clean and tidy as a swimmer with nothing superfluous. Even in life, there can't be anything that makes you "offside": you can't have a political stance, you can't have cunning friends. Football is becoming an F1 car, with photos deciding the outcome - but at least in motorsport we know what counts.

This is a game that people can't stop talking about for two weeks. As long as people no longer dwell on VAR images, the game will return to pure old-school football. Yamal behaved a bit like an old man before the game, which heated up the game. Today's El Clasico is becoming more and more boring, and such a game needs a player like this who can draw boos from the fans before the game even starts.

We are so used to that kind of ambiguous rhetoric. Once a bad boy with character, personality, and no restraint appears, we rush to hide under the table. His words ignited the emotions of Real Madrid people, especially Vinicius. However, if you provoke someone, you have to bear the repercussions. This is the law of the street.

Speaking of Vinicius, he broke through with the ball, ignited the passion of the team, and almost single-handedly created the second goal. He delivered on the explosiveness he promised years ago. His performance when he was substituted later - something will happen sooner or later, if he continues to be so "overspeed", the show will continue to happen: he is still full of energy, opponents begin to reveal spaces, and he is like a flying arrow in the fast break. Maybe he didn't actively participate in defense and pressing, but if he can score a third or fourth goal, it will be worth it. We fans should also be allowed to "put on a show" and not be deprived of all the fun.

Vinicius rushed directly to the locker room, maybe even took the time to click a few likes on social media, and then returned to the bench. Is he calm? Not entirely calm, this time the person he targeted was not the coach, but his opponent. This is also part of football, just not for children. Just after the game ended, a fresh and hot video of the conflict came out. The scene of the conflict between Vinicius and several Barcelona players immediately spread all over the Internet. Fans understand what Vinicius is saying, and indeed, he is always best seen on camera.

In this game, among the controversies, goals and melees, we smelled the familiar smell of the "Old Clasico" - the old enemy mood that transcended the national team locker room, the fighting spirit of Real Madrid against Barcelona, ​​connecting the fans of the two teams into a unique current. This is not to beautify the quarrel, but to give the quarrel a background: the two teams are angry and resentful towards each other. The superstars are unwilling to come off the field. They are full of complaints when they come off the field. The audience shouts loudly, and everyone has sharp words after the game. Football is about passion, and passion can sometimes lead people to less respectable places.

Real Madrid could have beaten their opponents, but they played poorly in the last few minutes. It doesn’t have to be this way, but it seems to be becoming the norm. I can’t count how many times, Barcelona has been injured, but Real Madrid still wants to play the good guy who “lent a helping hand”. But "shaking hands" is a courtesy after losing, not a gesture when winning. This habit is also reflected at the club level. Real Madrid wants to show the feeling of "I don't hate Barcelona" too much, just like the chess player Rubinstein. He later developed severe social phobia. Every time he made a chess move, he would run to the corner of the room and hide, waiting for his opponent to respond.