Real Madrid suffered a painful defeat at home against Celta Vigo with a clean double scored by Swedish player Filiot Swedberg in the 53rd and 90th +3 minutes.

Real Madrid’s loss was not limited to points, but was exacerbated by unprecedented disciplinary chaos.

Referee Alejandro Gonzalez, who officiated the match, showed Carreras a red card in the second minute of stoppage time, after a heated argument broke out between them.

Carreras had previously received a warning, but was later expelled after directing personal words to the referee.

According to the Spanish newspaper “AS”, referee Gonzalez documented in his report the exact words that Carreras addressed to him, where he said to him: “You are very bad.”

Based on this statement, the player received a second yellow card immediately and was expelled from the match.

This was Real Madrid’s second red card in the match, after Fran Garcia was sent off in the 64th minute.

The disciplinary chaos did not stop on the field, as the young Real Madrid striker Endrik, who was sitting on the bench, became very angry at the refereeing performance, and the technical staff was forced to calm him down and control him.

The referee also recorded this behavior in his report, which means that Endrick will face disciplinary punishment.

Carreras’ situation is expected to be serious, as precedents indicate that he may be suspended for at least two matches under Article 124 of the Disciplinary Code.

Source: “AS Newspaper”