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Hello everyone and welcome into our ESPNFC studios for the latest edition of the show.

I'm Alexis Nunes alongside the Stevie Nickel. We're kind of matching today. I love that and it's

the perfect time to talk about the continued fallout after the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals.

Let me just say the two biggest clubs in Spain are not happy. And starting

with Real Madrid, this is a look at some of the headlines after they were knocked out by

Bayern Munich. Marca says, what injustice they of course are referring to what they believe

was an injustice with Camavinga's second yellow card, which eventually saw him sent off.

And after that, Bayern Munich were able to capitalize and get the win.

Well, Alvaro Arbelloa and some Real Madrid players had some strong words condemning the officiating after the game.

Arbelloa said this, you can't send a player off for a thing like that.

I think the referee didn't even know that Camovina already was on a yellow.

Jude Bellingham said, a joke, two fouls, two yellow cards.

And then Antonio Rudiger said, it's better not to talk.

You saw it, right?

All right, so no surprise there that they are not happy.

Let's welcome in the rest of our crew here today.

We have got Sid Lowe over in Spain for us and Don Hutchison.

Sid, you know I'm going to have to start with you.

Talk to me about the reaction in Spain since the 24 hours since Real Madrid have been knocked

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