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Barcelona Chief Calls for Clasico Replay After Controversial 'Ghost Goal' Decision

Barcelona president Joan Laporta is considering legal action over a disputed goal in the Clasico match against Real Madrid. Will there be a rematch? Find out more!

Barcelona faced a heart-wrenching 3-2 defeat against Real Madrid in the recent Clasico showdown, marred by a contentious 'phantom goal' that has sparked outrage. In the aftermath of the game, Barcelona's chief, Joan Laporta, has expressed his desire for a replay if the controversial call on the 'ghost goal' is deemed incorrect. The match, filled with drama and controversial incidents, left fans on the edge of their seats.

Adding fuel to the fire, Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez criticized La Liga for the absence of goal-line technology, calling it 'shameful' in light of the dispute surrounding the match. The tension escalated as Laporta hinted at the possibility of taking legal action in response to the disputed goal scored by Lamine Yamal during the intense Clasico clash. The football world awaits the outcome of this thorny situation, with speculation rife about a potential rematch to settle the score once and for all.

In a parallel development, FC Barcelona marked a significant milestone in their history, playing their 300th La Liga match against arch-rivals Real Madrid. The historic encounter saw Andreas Christensen making a swift impact within six minutes of the Clasico, adding to the narrative of an already intense match. The legacy of these iconic clubs continues to unfold, with each match adding new chapters to their storied rivalry.