Fernando Torres and Raul Gonzalez, maximum tension in “midderby”: “I want to cry… please!”

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trained Fernando Torres And Real Madrid Castilla director Raul Gonzalez Blancothey drew 1-1 in your specific Madrid miniderby of the second group of the First RFEF.

He walked forward Adrian Niño in the 24th minute in favor of the Colchoneros at Cerro del Espino and equalized Gonzalo Garcia Torres at the 45th minute for four merengues.

El Chiringuito, a special sequel by Fernando Torres and Raul Gonzalez

Program cameras “Chiringuito”which represents Josep PedrerolThey paid particular attention to Fernando Torres (40) and Raul Gonzalez Blanco (47) to convey the tension both felt on their benches.

“It’s not a violation…right?” Raul complains to the fourth official, to which Torres replies that “They are used to being whistled about everything”.

In the last minutes of the match, Fernando Torres was very critical of the referees: “Do you understand what is happening? There will be a second one, but you won’t get it,” “This is an orange card. It’s a card and you don’t get it.” I don’t understand”, “You’re taking it away from us”, it’s nothing to us, so what now?”, “Throw it away. You won’t throw it away?”, “Will you give it to me?” three minutes? I want to cry, please.”

Fernando Torres and Raul Gonzalez express support for those affected by DANA

After the game, Fernando Torres and Raul Gonzalez sent A message of support and strength to the families of those killed and injured by DANA in Valencia.

“Please send all our support to those affected because these are very difficult times. We have been influenced by friends, team players and family members going through tough times… Send them all our support. We feel it, as does the rest of the country.” You never know when a misfortune of this magnitude may befall you, and no help will be enough,” Fernando Torres said at a press conference.

“Maximum solidarity with all these people and cities that are suffering a lot. I send them all my energy and convey my condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims,” said Raul Gonzalez.