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The La Liga champions, already crowned after 91 points from 35 games, lost to relegation-threatened Alavés on Ibrahim Diabaté's first-half goal at Mendizorroza, snapping their 11-match win streak. Koundé faced criticism for lacking his usual pace at right-back despite solid stats like a 7.25 FotMob rating, while Balde drew heat for defensive lapses and underwhelming output at 7.16, even as some defend his attacking potential at age 22. Coach Hansi Flick called for more improvement from both amid fatigue concerns, as summer transfer rumors hint at possible sales to bolster other positions ahead of Champions League ambitions.

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Barcelona's flawless run ended with a quiet 1-0 slip at Alavés, and fans zeroed in on fullbacks Jules Koundé and Alejandro Balde for letting the underdogs stay in the fight.

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Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme called out the stadium's quiet atmosphere in a recent interview, comparing it to a gathering of Instagram influencers more focused on filming than supporting the team. He blames the €1.7 billion renovation under incumbent Florentino Pérez for prioritizing VIP luxury over fan passion, amid complaints of smaller seats and long concession lines. Some fans agree the vibe feels touristy since ultras groups left, while others blame recent trophyless seasons; voting starts June 7 for the club's 100,000 socios.

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Enrique Riquelme pictures a packed Bernabéu where fans hold phones for selfies instead of cheering Real Madrid's tense 2-1 lead over Bayern Munich.

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Luciano Darderi came back from a set and a break down to beat Tommy Paul 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 at the Italian Open in Rome. The win advances Darderi to his first Masters 1000 Round of 16 in front of the home Italian crowd.

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Pérez earned 21,741 votes against Enrique Riquelme's 11,814, claiming 65% from 33,555 participating socios on June 7 at Valdebebas. The construction magnate, president since 2009 with a prior stint from 2000-2006, called snap elections despite three years left on his term. Riquelme, a 37-year-old renewable energy entrepreneur, entered just two weeks prior with promises like signing Erling Haaland and hiring Jürgen Klopp, while Pérez countered with plans for José Mourinho's return and big transfers. Riquelme conceded gracefully, club legend Iker Casillas praised his 35% as a strong showing, and fans saw it as a signal of dissent after trophyless seasons.

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In Real Madrid's first contested election in 20 years, 79-year-old Florentino Pérez secured a strong victory, sweeping every voting table amid a challenger's bold late surge.

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Laporta's visit ahead of the May 30 Champions League final at Puskás Aréna in Hungary follows years of mending Barcelona's ties with UEFA after the Super League fallout and financial fair play issues. The duo has discussed referee concerns and compliance before, with Barcelona paying a reduced €15 million fine and rejoining key associations. Fans are sharing memes reviving the 'UEFALONA' jab about referee favoritism, joking about cash sacks and title orders amid the club's drought since 2015.

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Joan Laporta is flying into Budapest for the PSG-Arsenal showdown, with a key sit-down planned alongside UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin. It's a trip blending business and football's biggest stage.

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FC Barcelona submitted a conciliation request against Pérez for statements made during a May 12 press conference and interview, where he labeled the Negreira scandal the biggest in football history and suggested Barcelona stole titles through referee influence. The club cites Spain's Penal Code on slander, demanding a retraction or threatening a full criminal complaint over the €7.3 million payments to the former referees' vice president from 2001-2018, which Barcelona calls advisory reports. Pérez had dismissed potential lawsuits last month, and neither he nor Real Madrid has responded yet as the rivalry escalates toward possible court.

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After a heated Clásico victory, Real Madrid's president Florentino Pérez unleashed sharp accusations about Barcelona's past referee dealings. Now Barcelona is hitting back with a formal legal challenge.

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On August 12, the Brazilian forward played 71 minutes in Real Madrid's 1-0 preseason win, completing 84% of his passes but registering no goals, assists, shots on target, or chances created. Fans reacted sharply online, with some labeling him the worst player on the pitch and others tying the hostility to his recent contract renewal and high salary. While a few noted it was his first matchup against the club and urged calm ahead of the new season, the episode underscores ongoing scrutiny for the star.

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Vinicius Junior stepped onto the pitch at Abanca-Riazor Stadium, only to hear boos from the home crowd during Real Madrid's friendly against Deportivo La Coruña.

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In Real Madrid's first presidential election in 20 years, incumbent Florentino Pérez commands about 65% of early votes from seven of 60 stations, well ahead of challenger Enrique Riquelme's 35%. The 37-year-old entrepreneur, founder of Cox Energy, promised stars like Erling Haaland, Rodri, and Klopp as coach, plus covering membership fees if they didn't join. Pérez counters with his legacy of five Champions Leagues and names like José Mourinho, positioning the vote as validation of his steady leadership amid recent trophyless seasons.

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Enrique Riquelme made a desperate last-minute push for Jürgen Klopp's endorsement, even offering his own money for a campaign video. But the former Liverpool boss stayed quiet, leaving the challenger empty-handed.

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The clash happened in the first half of Galatasaray's 2-1 loss to Villarreal at Rams Park, where Osimhen and Mouriño exchanged words after a challenge, leading to the push and yellow cards for both. Villarreal coach Iñigo Pérez called it an unprovoked attack, saying Osimhen's team came to fight rather than play football. Fans and analysts are split, with some seeing it as a red flag on Osimhen's temperament amid his elite striker status, while others want the full context of what was said.

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Victor Osimhen shoved Villarreal's Santiago Mouriño to the ground during a heated moment in a friendly match, sparking a quick teammate intervention.

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