Celta put on a bold appearance against the La Liga pioneers at Balaidos at the end of the day lost in the wake of yielding no less than three punishments.
Two were scored by Karim Benzema, and that was enough for Carlo Ancelotti's men to win 2-1.
However, there was critical contention around the granting of two of the punishments, and Celta were left irate by the decision-production of official Gonzalez.
After the game, Celta star Aspas addressed the Movistar cameras and was insulted, attacking the ref.
"He just required the whistle for the fourth punishment to take it himself," said the veteran striker.
"It appears to be a Benzema full go-around is what he needed and what he searched for."
Solid words from Aspas, and it is probable he will get a fine for those remarks, assuming La Liga's history is anything to go by.
VAR was set up for this installation, however the innovation by and large permits the ref to settle on a choice except if there is a barefaced blunder or the arbitrator doesn't have a decent perspective on the episode.
That has been the cycle for the last part of the period yet, obviously, there are huge issues over what characterizes a conspicuous blunder, particularly when VAR was gotten to address mistakes by and large, particularly as they connect with objectives and punishments.
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