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On the absence of Brazilian Casemiro, and if that was the reason for the defeat, Zidane said: "We can look for thousands of excuses, but we don’t have to look for them, all those who participated in the game are Real Madrid players and they gave what they could.".
Zidan concluded his speech by saying: "We have to see what happened in the game because it made things difficult for us, the draw brought them back to the game, but we did not return".
Karim Benzema put Real Madrid ahead with a superb shot from outside the box before Valencia tied on Solair’s first three penalties after an unusual turn of events.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois stopped Solair’s attempt, then the Valencia forward followed the ball into the post and it bounced towards his teammate Yunus Musa to shoot into the net before the goal was disallowed after reviewing the referee’s video assistant for entering the area before executing the shot.
The referee ordered the penalty kick to be restarted and Soler failed on his second attempt.
Valencia advanced before the end of the first half after a rare goal from Rafael Varane, as the Real Madrid defender sent the ball high over his head inadvertently and then crossed the goal line, and the goal was calculated several minutes after another referee video review.
Valencia’s young forward Lee Cang-in came close to scoring the third goal early in the second half, but Courtois switched his shot to the post.
Valencia, the local team, kept pressing and received two more penalties, the first for lack of Marcelo to Maxi Gómez and the second after a hand from Sergio Ramos.
Soler successfully executed both shots, becoming the third player in La Liga history to score three penalties in a game.
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Valencia forward Carlos Soler scored a hat-trick from the penalty spot when his team beat Real Madrid 4-1 in an extraordinary La Liga game.
Zidane said in a press release after the game: “It was definitely a painful loss because we started the game well. The first half hour was good and we were able to score, but we conceded the draw after that.”
Zidane addressed the issue of counting 3 penalties for Valencia, saying: “The referee is here to review this matter. The rival scored 3 penalties in addition to an own goal. Today everything has happened to us. What happened today is too much for us. “, according to a newspaper. Spanish “as”.
On his responsibility in the defeat, Zidane explained: “It is my fault because I am the coach and I have to look for solutions, but we played well during the first half hour, and the game changed completely after the draw.”
On Isco’s performance, the French coach said: “Isco tried to play and performed well like the rest of the players, but in the end we lose and win together, there is not a single sinner.”
Regarding the absence of Brazilian Casemiro, and if that is the reason for the defeat, Zidane said: “We can look for thousands of excuses, but we don’t have to look for them. All those who participated in the game are Real Madrid players and they gave what they could. “.
Zidane concluded his speech by saying: “We have to see what happened in the game because it makes things difficult for us. A draw brought them back to the game, but we did not return to it.”
Karim Benzema put Real Madrid ahead with a superb shot from outside the box before Valencia tied on Solair’s first three penalties after an unusual turn of events.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois stopped Solair’s attempt, then the Valencia forward followed the ball off the post and it bounced towards teammate Yunus Musa to shoot into the net before the goal was disallowed after reviewing the referee’s video assistant for entering the area before executing the shot.
The referee ordered the penalty kick to be restarted and Soler failed on his second attempt.
Valencia advanced before the end of the first half after a rare goal from Rafael Varane, as the Real Madrid defender sent the ball high over his head inadvertently and then crossed the goal line, and the goal was calculated several minutes after another referee video review.
Valencia’s young forward Lee Cang-in came close to scoring the third goal early in the second half, but Courtois switched his shot to the post.
Valencia, the local team, kept pressing and received two more penalties, the first for lack of Marcelo to Maxi Gómez and the second after a hand from Sergio Ramos.
Soler successfully executed both shots, becoming the third player in La Liga history to score three penalties in a game.
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