"Pepe hit his own teammate, what do you have to say about that, Rui?"
"..."
Raul sat silently on the side, not daring to speak.
Luckily, the reporters didn't question him. These questions were really hard to answer.
Faria spoke irritably: "This was a dirty game. I asked Frank Lampard, and he said it was the German who provoked first. I'm not surprised by such tactics because Barça's players have always had a dramatic flair. Some pretend to be the referee's whistle on the sidelines, some dive on the pitch to get the opponent a red card. It seems like the problem lies with the coach rather than the players."
Guardiola's expression stiffened a bit.
He didn't expect Faria to fire shots directly.
Guardiola said: "Today, Real Madrid committed clearly more fouls, but they received leniency from the referee. As for Kroos, I know he wouldn't deliberately provoke an opponent."
"Yes, I feel the same, Toni is not a bad person."
Huang Kaiwen added.
"What do you think, Raul?"
