Casillas barely touched the ball in the first half, but he didn't escape the anger of Atletico fans. When a pig growled and flew to his back, the Real Madrid goalkeeper thought it was just a plastic replica, but after the game, the security guard found the dead pig with a trademark on it. This immediately reminds people of the scene of Barcelona fans viciously attacking Real Madrid midfielder Figo in Camp Nou three years ago. At that time, more than 654.38 billion people around the world witnessed the "pig head incident" on TV, and its bad influence made FIFA list it as a negative example of football violence. However, through the relationship with the Spanish Football Association, the Barcelona Club was only sentenced to close the home twice, and finally it was simply fined. No wonder Atletico fans are like this, and this time it has even intensified.
Beckham, who took a corner kick for Real Madrid, was also the first to be attacked by fans. After the game, he admitted to reporters that every time he stood on the edge of the corner flag, he was completely exposed to the range of Atletico fans. "I feel like I'm waiting to be hit by something at any time. Fortunately, I was just hit on the shoulder by a coin. " Beckham said that countless sundries were thrown out of the stands like raindrops during the whole game, including empty bottles, lighters and beverage cans. The stadium security guards watched the fans who were less than five meters away from Beckham shouting insulting slogans and throwing everything that could be used to throw at Real Madrid players, but they all turned a blind eye and didn't try to persuade or stop them. Beckham said helplessly, this is unthinkable in the Premier League.
Beckham also said that before the free throw, he tried to express his silent protest to the home fans and picked up the dangerous goods they threw into the stadium, but the fans obviously didn't stop. Later, he even picked up an apple thrown in the ground with a little black humor and took a bite, but then he thought that the apple might be poisonous and spit it out.
Cristiano Ronaldo, who was scored an own goal by the home team Perea in the Derby War, is undoubtedly the number one public enemy of Atletico fans. When he fell to the ground injured and was later carried away on a stretcher, he was not spared the fate of being attacked. Robinho and Beckham had to cover the aliens on both sides for him. Even if Beckham has a good temper, he can't help but scold Atletico fans at this time.
After the game, the referee admitted in the game record that the home fans threw a lot of dangerous goods into the stadium, and even had unfinished soft drink bottles. If someone is really hit, the consequences are unimaginable. However, the Spanish media sarcastically said that as long as no one falls down on the spot, I am afraid that the Spanish Football Association will only punish 2,000 euros.
Second question: Carlos was sent off for protesting against the referee.
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