Fútbol
abril 27, 2024

Incidente de racismo en el fútbol español

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Another incident of racism in Spanish soccer marred Atletico Madrid's 3-1 win over Athletic Club on Saturday.Spain forward Nico Williams said he was targeted by shouts of "monkey" while he took a corner kick in the first half at Metropolitano Stadium."I went to take the corner and I heard monkey noises," Williams said "There weren't many of them. There are stupid people everywhere ... I hope this changes bit by bit."When Williams later scored Athletic's goal, he responded to the insults by running past the stands and tapping his forearm in reference to his skin colour."It was with a bit of anger, it's not normal to be insulted for the colour of your skin."Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke condemned the incident, offering Williams "support and strength.""In our society there is no place for people who insult like that," he said. "Atletico Madrid and all our fans are in favour of Nico and against these situations, which should not happen in a football stadium or in society."It can't happen in the year we're in or the society we're in."The Spanish league has been unable to stop repeated acts of verbal racist attacks against players, with Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior being consistently targeted.The first trial against a fan accused of racial abuse in Spanish professional soccer is waiting to be scheduled. The case involved Nico's brother Iñaki Williams, who was insulted by an Espanyol supporter in a match in 2020.Atletico, in fourth place, opened a six-point gap ahead of Athletic in fifth with five games remaining. The top four finishers in La Liga will go to the Champions League next season.Midfielder Rodrigo de Paul put Atletico ahead in the 15th when his long shot took a deflection off a defender and dipped over Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón.Nico leveled just before half-time when Atletico star Antoine Griezmann made a poor pass that was picked off by Iñaki. The forward played Gorka Guruzeta clear to square the ball for Nico to score.Ángel Correa restored Atletico's lead in the 52nd after he recovered the ball in midfield then slipped forward where he controlled a long ball from Koke before beating Simón.The game was beyond doubt in the 80th when a shot by Samuel Lino hit the post and bounced in off Simón.Athletic beat Atletico twice in the semifinals of the Copa del Rey en route to winning the cup.Information from ESPN's Sam Marsden and The Associated Press contributed to this report. ,Incidente de racismo ensombrece victoria de Atletico Madrid sobre Athletic Club. Nico Williams fue blanco de gritos racistas. Koke condena y apoya a Williams. Comportamiento inaceptable en el fútbol.

Incidente de racismo ensombrece victoria de Atletico Madrid sobre Athletic Club. Nico Williams fue blanco de gritos racistas. Koke condena y apoya a Williams. Comportamiento inaceptable en el fútbol.

Fútbol
abril 27, 2024

Chelsea de Emma Hayes se siente «robado» en derrota ante Barcelona

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Emma Hayes has said that Chelsea were "robbed" in their Champions League semifinal loss on Saturday, describing the penalty awarded to Barcelona as the "worst refereeing decision in women's Champions League history."Barça overturned a first leg deficit to beat Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, however, referee Iuliana Demetrescu's debatable decision to dismiss Kadeisha Buchanan after two yellow cards left the Chelsea boss seething.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)Buchanan was booked in the 54th minute for a clear foul however, the second booking, just five minutes later, was deemed a harsh decision by Hayes who gave a scathing assessment of the officiating."I was surprised when I saw her [the referee] selected," Hayes told a media conference after the defeat. "She's known for easy cards and I think that was probably the worst decision in UEFA Women's Champions League history."Even Barcelona players said to us the referee was helpful for them. I didn't think it was a foul, let alone a yellow card."It's almost like I'm stood there, and I've looked at the fourth official and said, 'Surely that will be checked?' She said she can't, it can't on a yellow."When you work so hard over days, weeks, months, years, you come here, and you expect the best from our officials. We expect that at the very least. It is really hard to take."Chelsea entered the tie 1-0 up from the first leg. Aitana Bonmatí and Fridolina Rölfo netted in the second leg to book Barça's ticket to Bilbao for a fourth consecutive final next month.The game was Hayes' last at Stamford Bridge before she departs the club at the end of this season after 12 years to become the head coach of the United States women's national team.The Champions League is the one trophy that has alluded Hayes during her tenure, and she admitted the loss is hard to take.Hayes also said that the questionable penalty awarded for a challenge on Bonmatí was "equally soft.""When you get a shocking decision, there's nothing you can do about it. It's hard enough for us when you've got 11, but with 10, it's virtually impossible."The toughest thing to take is that we didn't lose it. There's nothing you can do when there's such a terrible decision, and it's already hard enough. We didn't feel we got the opportunity to lose it; that was taken away."When that's taken out of your hands, that's the tough one for the players. I'm gutted for them. We were robbed. I genuinely believe we were on top of the game. You need everything to go your way."They get two yellow cards, a deflection and a penalty. Everything went their way, and everything didn't go our way tonight."Ahead of the pivotal decisions in the second half, Hayes believed Chelsea were leading the tie despite lacking clinical finishing in front of goal in the first half. Mayra Ramírez was missing from the lineup after picking up an injury in training the day before the game which Hayes also believed affected the side."They had a strong first half, but the deflected goal puts them in a good position."In the second half, I felt we were just coming on top, and you could see the combination of the crowd and players were driving us, and the players felt really confident."Up until the second yellow, we were on top. I could feel the momentum from the crowd and the players and the official has made a horrific decision. We can't talk about anything else."Barcelona manager Jonatan Giráldez did not share Hayes' view on the refereeing and insisted that Barcelona were deserving of their victory."It's part of the game; when we play at home, we create a penalty and centimetres, two or three centimetres, we were disallowed in that situation, so it's part of the game," he said."The most important thing for me is management of the emotions when you are winning and when you are losing the game."Today we were better than Chelsea, in the first leg we were better than Chelsea, we create more than them and we deserve the victory." ,Emma Hayes afirmó que Chelsea fue "robado" en su derrota en las semifinales de la Champions League el sábado, describiendo el penal otorgado a Barcelona como la "peor decisión arbitral en la historia de la Champions League femenina." Barça remontó un déficit en la ida para vencer a Chelsea 2-0 en Stamford Bridge.

Emma Hayes afirmó que Chelsea fue «robado» en su derrota en las semifinales de la Champions League el sábado, describiendo el penal otorgado a Barcelona como la «peor decisión arbitral en la historia de la Champions League femenina.» Barça remontó un déficit en la ida para vencer a Chelsea 2-0 en Stamford Bridge.