The same is true in this game. In the 88th minute, Messi finished the winner, but the following scene was incredible: Marcelo got a red card for shoveling Fabregas behind his back, and the players of the two sides clashed again. In the conflict, the referee sent off the emotional Ozil and Villa who rushed into the court with a red card. As Ozil was replaced by Kaka in the 78th minute, Villa was also replaced by Adriano in the 74th minute. So this means that the media can write in the title: Barcelona beat Real Madrid 3-2 at home. Mourinho, win again!
when we talk about this topic, we have to go back to the quarter-finals of the Champions League in 25-6, when Chelsea drew 1-1 with Barcelona at Camp Nou, and the Blues were eliminated because Chelsea lost 1-2 in the first leg. After that game, Mourinho threw out a famous saying: "We played against them four times in two Champions League seasons. As long as the field was 11 people against 11 people, they never beat us. This is the fact." This is indeed a fact. Chelsea lost 1-2 at home that season, which was largely related to the fact that Del Horno flew into Messi in the 37th minute and was directly shown a red card by the referee.
Back in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final in 24-5, Drogba got two yellow cards in the 56th minute, which also led to Chelsea losing two goals in a row and losing 1-2 away. In the 29-1 season, Pique's goal in the 84th minute helped Barcelona beat Mourinho's Inter Milan 1- at home, but the "madman" could find the reason: in the 28th minute, Motta was killed by busquets, which led to Inter Milan beating 11 people for a long time.
However, after moving to Real Madrid, although this record has continued, Mourinho's loss can't be entirely attributed to the number disadvantage. In the 21-11 season, Barcelona played against Real Madrid at home. After Barcelona gained a 5- lead, Ramos was sent off at the last minute for malicious foul. In the first leg of the Champions League semi-final in April 211, Pepe was also sent off for a foul in the 61st minute, but this caused Real Madrid to be in a passive position, and Messi scored in the 76th and 87th minutes to seal the score of 2-. Coupled with the contribution of Marcelo in this game, Mourinho's magic law has worked three times in a row.
However, this record still doesn't work. In the 29-1 Champions League group match, Inter Milan lost -2 away, and Mourinho's statement that "11 hits 11 don't lose" was not confirmed. However, it is worth mentioning that Mourinho's theory is still valid in the knockout stage. And during Real Madrid, this is still a 1% probability. In addition, in the 21-11 season, Real Madrid drew 1-1 with Barcelona in the 32nd round of La Liga, and Albiol was sent off in the 52nd minute and given a penalty to his opponent. Fortunately, Cristiano Ronaldo also equalized the score with a penalty before the end to avoid the team's home defeat.
If Mourinho was able to win people's sympathy and understanding because he lost against Barcelona before, it's normal for him to play more with less after he came to Real Madrid, and even he deserved it. I used to lose because of a red card, but now I'm more likely to lose and get red. The reason is that on the one hand, the popularity of the national derby is not comparable to that of ordinary competitions, and Real Madrid players are naturally more impulsive in the face of Barcelona, which is proud of the spring breeze; On the other hand, Mourinho did not strictly control the players' temper, but encouraged them to resist Barcelona's attack with rough fouls. Doing so can indeed destroy the rhythm of Barcelona, but it often kills 8 enemies and loses 1. If you are not careful, you will lose the game, such as the -2 defeat in the Champions League semi-final.