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In Real Madrid?s thrilling 3-2 victory over Barcelona last night, a pivotal moment occurred when Barcelona?s Lamine Yamal appeared to have scored, only for VAR to rule otherwise. The absence of goal-line technology in La Liga came under harsh spotlight as the VAR review took a long time, and did not look conclusive either way. Goal-line technology would have made the process nearly instant, and, most importantly, conclusive.
Despite Barcelona?s protests and claims of superior performance, Images from both Canal + and BeIn demonstrated conclusively that the ball did not fully cross the goal line.

Pi?ka przekroczy?a linii bramkowej!? VAR ostatecznie podj?? s?uszn? decyzj?!

El Clasico mo?ecie ogl?da? w CANAL+ PREMIUM i CANAL+ online: https://t.co/ZOdlmLP9Cz pic.twitter.com/Pr1HoxbQ7T? CANAL+ SPORT (@CANALPLUS_SPORT) April 21, 2024
Both Being Sport + Canal+ released the footage of the ball.
The ball didn't entirely cross the line.
& it's not Real Madrid's fault that Laliga doesn't have a goal line technology.
BARCA actually voted for Tebas salary increment while Real Madrid was against it.
So, deal with it pic.twitter.com/Dr4bFB2WCZ? Ksquare (@kunlexco001) April 22, 2024

Xavi Hernandez, Barcelona?s coach, expressed frustration at the outcome, stating, ?With the game we played, the normal thing is to win, we played better than Madrid at the Bernabéu. We have to tell the fans that we...