AurélienTchouaméni expressed his confusion after Real Madrid's 1‑0 victory over Villarreal on matchday eight of LaLiga EASports, when the referee sent off his teammate Vinícius for a foul on Saliba's hair. The Frenchman, who celebrated the victory in the microphones of Real Madrid TV, stated that he does not understand “what happens with the referees” and that the red card seems unfair, especially since the goal that the team would have scored was annulled due to the previous foul.

The match, which was played at the Real Madrid stadium, was an important victory for the white club, which remains undefeated at home this season. Tchouaméni highlighted the quality of the rival, describing them as a “great team”, and stressed that, despite the difficulties of the three-week break, the priority is to win. “With the support of the stadium it is easier,” he said, emphasizing the need to continue achieving victories at home and maintaining high morale among the players and fans.

The French player also recalled that the match was his 200th wearing a Real Madrid shirt, which made him feel like “a dream” and allowed him to thank the fans, the president and the club for the opportunity. “Every day I thank the fans, the president and the club, and for more games and victories,” he concluded, pointing out his commitment to the team.

Regarding future plans, Tchouaméni pointed out that the next challenge will be the match on the second day of the Champions League against Roma. “We have started in the best way in the Champions League, we have to go to Rome and win that game,” he said, underlining the importance of maintaining momentum in international competitions.

Real Madrid, who still have not lost at home, are preparing to continue their campaign in LaLiga and the Champions League, with the expectation that the energy and determination shown in the victory against Villarreal will translate into positive results in the next matches.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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