Accidents in the tunnel after the derby: the expulsions of
Why it matters
The incidents in the tunnel after the Madrid derby highlight the tension that characterizes these matches between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid. The dismissals of Vercellone and Machado could affect their teams' preparations for upcoming matches, potentially impacting their season. The heated rivalry between the two teams makes each episode significant, especially in view of future events such as FIFA WM 2026.
Context
Antonio Rüdiger and Morten Hjulmand were at the center of the incident, also involving other key players such as Griezmann and Alaba. Tensions between staff members and players can affect team chemistry and preparation for upcoming matches, making their approach crucial in upcoming matches.
Key points
- Accidents in the tunnel after the derby: the expulsions of.
- After the first half of the Madrid derby, accidents occurred in the changing room tunnel.
- Así explica el acta los incidents en el descanso.
The report from referee Jesus Gil Manzano reads: "At the end of the first half of the game, when the players retreated to the changing rooms, the players of the two teams faced each other in the tunnel leading to the changing rooms.
In particular, the players Rüdiger and Hjulmand physically clashed and other players were also involved in the conflict, such as Carrasco, Griezmann and Reinildo for Atletico and Militao, Bellingham and Alaba for Real.
In addition, there were also contacts between staff members, as in the case of Pedro Machado, Mourinho's assistant, and Atletico's goalkeeping coach, Pablo Vercellone, who apparently had a physical confrontation in the tunnel.
The conflict only subsided with the intervention of other staff members and the field referee.
Following what happened, I have decided to expel the following members for the second half of the match:
- Vercellone Pablo (Atletico Madrid goalkeeping coach)
- Machado Pedro (assistant coach of Real Madrid).
The second half of the match started regularly, without further incidents."
To this report is added the information provided by the clubs, which however partly differs from the referee's report.
Real Madrid announced that in addition to the players and staff members named in the referee's report, David Alaba was also involved in the fray.
On the other hand, Atletico Madrid made it known that in an attempt to calm things down and calm the conflict, team captain Antoine Griezmann was also injured.
The club announced that Griezmann suffered a slight ankle injury, but it is a minor problem that will not jeopardize his presence in the next matches.
What happens now
With the expulsions of two staff members, both teams will face disciplinary and organizational consequences. This could lead to changes in training strategies and preparation for upcoming matches, impacting their performance later in the season. Fans and football experts will carefully follow how these dynamics will be reflected in the next Madrid derby and in future challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the final score of the derby between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid?
The final score of the derby was 2-1 for Atletico Madrid.
What is the impact on the standings after the Madrid derby?
The article does not provide specific details on the impact on the standings after the derby.
When will Real Madrid's next match take place?
The article does not mention Real Madrid's next match.
Who are the players involved in the accidents in the tunnel?
The players involved in the tunnel incidents include Antonio Rüdiger, Morten Hjulmand, Carrasco, Griezmann, Reinildo, Militao, Bellingham and Alaba.
Who was expelled after the incidents in the tunnel?
Pablo Vercellone, Atletico Madrid's goalkeeping coach, and Pedro Machado, Real Madrid's assistant coach, were sent off.
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