“I saw what happened on the field.”

Derby waste between Seville and Betis It’s still going strong, even though the Copa del Rey has scheduled the two teams’ matches for midweek. The debate within the party, with the throwing of things, is what has been happening so far … It was approved by a three-game partial lockout at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Matias Almeida There was talk of provocation from Betis players, a topic he did not want to discuss Manuel Pellegriniwho left a message.

“I have no opinion on Matias Almeida’s statements, he has his vision and has every right to express it. “Then we saw what happened on the field,” Pellegrini said. In his press appearance before the confrontation against Barcelona, ​​where he was questioned about those words from the Argentine coach of Sevilla.

“When wrongdoing happens, no one likes it. Now we have to see why they went. People are respectful. If you win, you have to be humble and leave. Do not provokeAlmeida noted on Wednesday. “Nothing is right, but what they got rid of was plastic. How many fell? One or two…? If they go to South America…it’s football, derby, provocation and people pretend like that. I do not agree to anything, neither provocation nor pretense. It is the measures that are taken. Someone is used to something else, throwing a stone at you, and here it was a plastic bottle… Why do we focus on our audience? Why did the public do that? Almeida said.

After winning the King’s Cup, the Argentine coach reserved his statements. “I said it wasn’t done. I said I was wrong. I do not agree with any kind of violence. I don’t take my focus away from my work. I can’t deal with that. I do not agree with any of the violence. “I gave an example when I was playing football,” said Almeida, who found Pellegrini’s response on Friday.