RCD Mallorca midfielder Sergi Darder has publicly expressed his frustration with referee Munuera Montero, following his side’s 2–0 loss to Barcelona at Son Moix on Saturday.
The defeat itself wasn’t the main issue — omo, na the way e happen that dey pain Mallorca fans and players! According to reports, the referee made more than one questionable call during the game, with the most talked-about decision coming in the first half.
Here’s the gist
Mallorca captain Antonio Raíllo was struck in the head by the ball and fell to the ground. Normally, referees would stop play to check for player safety. But Montero? He waved play on. And omo, that decision immediately cost Mallorca!
Barça’s Ferran Torres picked up the ball, controlled it, and smashed home a brilliant strike to double the visitors’ lead. The Mallorca squad protested heavily, but the goal stood.
Omo this one painful — because in football, safety usually comes first. Fans at Son Moix were left furious, and the controversy didn’t end there.
After the final whistle, Sergi Darder couldn’t hide his anger. Speaking to El Chiringuito TV, he aimed a direct shot at the referee:
“The referee didn’t see any danger to Raíllo’s health, it seems he’s a doctor now too. When a player scores a goal and doesn’t celebrate, that says it all.”
His words sum up the frustration: even Ferran Torres, the goalscorer, reportedly didn’t celebrate fully — which speaks volumes about the sensitivity of the situation.
For Mallorca, the defeat leaves more questions than answers, especially about refereeing standards in La Liga. For Barcelona, meanwhile, it’s another three points secured, but the win comes surrounded by controversy.
Omo, this gist go trend — because when players begin to publicly drag referees, you know say wahala don start!
