Kylian Mbapp was left with a cut above his eye after a late collision with Girona defender Vitor Reis inside the penalty area. Despite the impact sending the French star to the ground, the referee waved play on and VAR declined to intervene, leaving Real Madrid furious at Santiago Bernabu. Late incident sparks controversy at the Bernabeu Real Madrid were left furious after a dramatic late incident involving Mbappe during their La Liga clash with Girona. In the 88th minute, the French forward drove into the penalty area before colliding with Manchester City loanee Reis. Mbappe appeared to be caught by the defenders outstretched arm and elbow, sending him crashing to the ground. The impact left the striker with a visible cut above his right eye that required medical attention. Despite loud protests from Madrid players and fans, referee Javier Alberola waved play on. VAR reviewed the incident but chose not to intervene, meaning the hosts were denied a potential late penalty. The match eventually ended in a draw with a score of 1-1. Watch the clip Arbeloa fumes over refereeing decisions Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa openly criticised the officials after the match, insisting the challenge on Mbappe was a clear penalty. "Its a penalty here and on the moon," Arbeloa told reporters. "And its just one more. Another one. Its what we have, its what it is. Neither I nor anyone else understands it. VAR intervenes when its convenient, and when its not, it doesnt." "I already said it yesterday, and you know my opinion. These events confirm it. Its a clear foul. Kylian was called for a foul in the first half that was even less. Weve had many problems with referees. With this one, in Mallorca... Its the same old story." What comes next? The draw leaves Real Madrid six points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona, who also have a game in hand. That gap could grow further before the end of the weekend, increasing the pressure on Los Blancos in the title race. Madrid must quickly refocus as they prepare for a decisive Champions League quarter-final clash against Bayern Munich. They travel to the Allianz Arena on Wednesday needing to overturn a 2-1 deficit from the first leg if they are to keep their European hopes alive.

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Apr 11, 2026; St. Louis, Missouri, USA; Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Ranger Suarez (55) pitches against the St. Louis Cardinals during the first inning at Busch Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Curry-Imagn Images | Jeff Curry-Imagn ImagesThank the baseball GODs for that ninth inning.The Red Sox came into the final frame with a tenuous one-run lead, after Garrett Whitlock gave up a solo shot to Jordan Walker in the bottom of the 8th. Trevor Story led off with a walksomething that hasnt been a big help to the Red Sox with two GIDPs in the game so far. Marcelo Mayer flies out and this looks like another ho-hum inning for the men in red tonight.No so fast.It wasnt anything flashy nor did it need to be. It was just put your head down, keep the lineup rolling baseball. Six singles in a row! Narvez, Rafaela, Anthony, Durbin, Duran, Contreras. Im not sure what Ollie Marmol was doing other than staring into the abyss letting Matt Svanson languish on the mound. Maybe he knew this was a wash for the Cardinals but this hopefully turns into much more of a momentum turner for the Red Sox. Kudos to Alex Cora for sticking with Durbin too and not pulling the trigger on a pinch hittereither Monasterio or Yoshida. Not so many kudos to Greg Weissert who looks almost opposite of the Italian workhorse he was in the World Baseball Classiceverything is trouble for him right now and Danny Coulombe bailed him out.Still, three wins in four games isnt something to wag your finger at. None of them have been truly pretty wins but theyre wins regardless. FOX made a lot of mention that it takes 40-50 games to really see the makeup of a team. Lets hope that first 10 was truly the worst of it and this Sox squad is starting to find its footing. What a nice Saturday night!StudsRanger Surez (6.0 IP, 3 H, 2 BB, 6 K, 0 ER)Ranger was extremely frustrated after a 20+ pitch first inning and let it show in his final five. He looked extremely comfortable the rest of the way through. If this is the Surez were getting on a more consistent basis, its very stabilizing for the rotation.Willson Contreras (2-for-4, 3 RBI)Against his old club, Contreras came to play. The game-winning RBIs in the fourth and another line-moving RBI single in the ninth.DudsWilyer Abreu (0-for-4, 1 K)I actually had Trevor Story and Caleb Durbin here for a while; their production in the 9th saved their skin. Just a quiet day for Abreu who had the rest of his team pick him up!Play of the GameFor the better part of five innings, this was going to be Willys two-run double in the fourth. The ninth changed my mind, were going with Ceddannes RBI single to start the chain.View Link

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