Real Madrid-Barcelona Clasico Ends in Postmatch Brawl with Multiple Players Sent Off

Following Real Madrid's 2-1 victory over FC Barcelona in a highly charged Clasico at Santiago Bernabeu, tensions erupted into a scuffle involving multiple players and officials. The match saw one red card issued to Pedri for a dangerous tackle, and an additional red card was later given to Real Madrid's substitute goalkeeper Andrii Lunin for aggressive behavior. In total, six yellow cards were handed out, split evenly between the two teams. The melee was fueled in part by controversial remarks from Barcelona's Lamine Yamal, escalating emotions on the pitch. The referee, César Soto Grado, had to manage a difficult situation, issuing cards to key Real Madrid players such as Vinicius, Dani Carvajal, and Éder Militao, as well as Barcelona's Fermín Lopez, Alejandro Balde, and Ferran Torres. This clash underscores the intense rivalry and high stakes that characterize Clasico matches, often resulting in volatile conclusions.