Yes, yes, I know what you think already. Not a problem at all in your head that Alonso received a hockey-inspired body check from one of Osasuna's players, or that an Osasuna player was excused for a second yellow after a similar foul to the one Lewandowski got his first yellow for.
Just usual Manzano stuff... guy is a Madrid boy who isn't man enough to put that aside for 95 mins during the games.
Nah as I said VAR could have referred Alonso decision but often if they dont think impacted goal wont give those but that one is on VAR more than ref in game if anything.
Alonso was also holding his man and not interested in ball if want to start breaking it down but maybe they could look at that again but that is on VAR to decide.
The 'second yellow' was one that is rarely given when a player turns into another like that and not an obvious pull back or hack down.
Example of type of decsions folk get fixated on.
The ref was fine that game and just like Madrid moan about refs most games that are tight and find reason to feel hard done by so will Barca.