The old Mourinho returns after the derby defeat and points the finger at the Technical Committee of Referees: "He's a poor referee who has only officiated small matches."
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Following a derby defeat where Real Madrid fell short against Atlético, manager José Mourinho criticized the Technical Committee of Referees and match official Ortiz Arias.
Mourinho asserted that two clear red card offenses committed by Cristian Romero and Kang-in Lee deserved heavier sanctions than those issued on the field by the referee, whom he described as having only managed minor matches.
The incident marked a return to Mourinho's characteristic confrontational style following a match that highlighted struggles for the club in major fixtures.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Snippet 1Focuses on Mourinho's direct referee criticism and specific red card claims.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Snippet 2Emphasizes Real Madrid's shortcomings and Mourinho's return to his classic persona.
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