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Arturo Vidal had a Wednesday to forget next to Inter Milan’s 0-2 defeat against Real Madrid at Giuseppe Meazza, for the fourth date of Group B of the Champions League.
King Arthur was a starter in the Lombards, being expelled at 33 ‘ for angry claims after a criminal that did not charge him. Alexis Sánchez entered the second half when the defeat was already written.
“Vidal loses his head, Inter sinks and Real win easily: a miracle is needed for the round of 16”, titled La Gazzetta dello Sport in Italy. They add that “The Chilean was expelled for protesting. In minute 33 Vidal gives another madness of the afternoon. The referee does not give a penalty in the Madrid area for an alleged contact in the Chilean’s foot and Arturo, who has a controversial past with Madrid, loses his head: very nervous he protests too much and is reprimanded twice.
In his one-to-one, CalcioMercato rated Vidal with a 3 mark: “Conte wanted him for games like this. In fact, he had 76 Champions League appearances. He has plenty of experience and he is expelled for protesting to the referee ”. On Alexis they recorded a 5 adding that “his entry was irrelevant”
For its part, FCInterNews published another note 3 for the King: “After half an hour he receives the equalizer ball, if he had kicked immediately there would not even be a discussion about the referee’s decision. He loses his head to the point of foolishly receiving two yellows. After the mistakes against Mönchengladbach and the presentation in Veldebebas, he puts another brick on his disastrous Champions ”.
They complement with a 6 for Alexis Sánchez: “He came in to put some vitality in the fray. Who knows if from the first minute it would have been more useful, but in the first three quarters of the game it is not expected, so… ”.
Another partisan outlet, PassioneInter, also stoned the Chilean midfielder with a grade 3, stating that “The expulsion for protesting with a double yellow in 10 seconds is a masterstroke. Of horror, to say the least, a shame ”, sentencing that “Alexis Sánchez (5.5) plays more in defense than in attack, so it did not affect in the least.”
