Restore the national derby conflict: Pedri detonated the powder keg, and Yamal was warned twice for talking too much!

October 27th: Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 2-1 in El Clasico. TA issued an article to sort out a series of chaos in the final stage of the game. Because the players lost control of their emotions, the police intervened to separate the players.

In the 99th minute of the game, Pedri fouled Joan Ameni and received a second yellow card and was sent off. Real Madrid players, including Joan Ameni, expressed comfort to Pedri.

The camera switched to the sidelines, where Vinicius, who was substituted, and substitute goalkeeper Lunin clashed with Ferran, Balde and other Barcelona players.

Valverde, Militao, Bellingham, Rudiger, and Alaba (the latter two were not included in the squad due to injury) all ran to the bench. Rafinha (injured) and Eric Garcia also participated, as well as the staff of the two teams.

The police intervened to calm the situation. Militao was once surrounded and raised his hands. At the same time, Alonso rushed over and pulled Vinicius back. Lunin was the closest Real Madrid player to the Barcelona player.

Luning was eventually sent off with a red card by referee Soto. In the referee's report, Soto stated that Luning was sent off because he "left his team's bench and rushed to the opponent's bench in an aggressive manner, and was eventually stopped by his teammates."

Alonso also pushed Militao back to the court. Unlike other players involved, he was still in the game, and the police separated the benches of the two teams. Courtois then kicked off and Soto blew the final whistle.

Near the center circle, Real Madrid captain Carvajal walked towards Yamal and made a gesture, as if he thought Yamal said too much. Rashford stepped forward to shake hands with Carvajal, and Carvajal turned and left. Yamal tried to run towards his Spanish teammate Carvajal, but Camavinga rushed forward to intercept him.

Courtois then ran over, and he and Yamal had to be pulled apart, with Garcia, De Jong, Casado and others standing in the middle of them. In front of everyone's eyes, Díaz and Ferran pushed each other. Militao argued with Eric Garcia, and Alonso and Joan Armeni pulled Militao back.

Alonso is the literal translation of peacemaker in this conflict. He pointed to his head and made a "keep calm" gesture. Barcelona's assistant coach Solger, who was in charge that day, also tried to calm everyone down. Navarre, the team's senior team member, also performed very well in this regard.

When Yamal approached the sideline, Vinicius came over and made a "talking too much" gesture to him, and the two quarreled. Real Madrid goalkeeping coach Llobes tried to drag Vinicius back into the tunnel, but the Brazilian began to rush towards Yamal and was stopped by four Real Madrid staff. Raphinha ran towards national team teammate Vinicius, but was stopped in time by Real Madrid's Valverde.

The referee showed Lunin a red card, Rodrigo, Vinicius, and Militao were shown yellow cards, and Barcelona's Fermin, Balde, and Ferran were shown yellow cards.

Shortly after the game, sources from La Liga and the Spanish Football Association told TA that in addition to the penalties already made by the referee, no further penalties are expected.