Revealed: the surprise reason why Rayo Vallecano's 'legitimate' goal

Rayo Vallecano saw a goal against Barcelona marked heartbreakingly on Monday night, with uproar players about the validity of the strike after part time.

LaLiga's side feels sixth on the table and had the opportunity to approach the rivals Villareal in fifth place, just to see the three points taken by the Catalan giants.

Barcelona opened the score at home in Monjuic courtesy of a penalty of the first half of the veteran striker Robert Lewandowski.

But Jorge de Frutos thought he had leveled the tie just before the quarter quarter after collecting an excellent ball in a side position.

Presenting to the six -yard box, Fruits found the bottom of the network and celebrated wildly.

However, Rayo Vallecano could not savor his equalizer for a long time, since the decision was sent up to Var.

Jorge de Frutos (ringed) was on the side when he accepted that past that led to his shot to the goal

The player thought he had matched the draw for Rayo Callecano just before halftime break

After an agonizing wait, the objective was canceled offside, even if the initial decision seemed to be correct.

But in an additional inspection, it was considered that Randy Ntenka interfered with the accumulation, blocking the defender of Barcelona Inigo Martínez from an offside position, which allows VAR to intervene and annul the initial decision.

Although the incident fell within the frame of the offside rule, several lightning players were outraged with arbitration after the part -time whistle, with goalkeeper Augusto battle so frustrated that he refused to talk about the incident by complete.

“I think it was a very complex game against a rival, we played very well,” Batalla said. 'Both teams had very clear opportunities. We were uncertain, I am very happy with the sacrifice of the team. We can feel proud.

'I don't like talking about arbitration. I will see about it later. I don't want to speak, out of respect, not for fear of consequences.

In a separate interview, it was more expansive, continuing: “I don't like talking about referees, but I think it was a valid goal for us!”

The battle teammate, Pep Chavarria, was less retaining, clearly stating that his team was going to “disappear.”

“We could have taken something out of this game,” Chavarria added. 'Well, again controversial actions where we don't know what happened and little else.

But it was discovered that Randy Ntenka had blocked Inigo Martínez after starting in an offside position

Robert Lewandowski's penalty showed the difference for the hosts while moving to the LaLiga table summit

'We played a great game. We work very well. It is not easy to have opportunities here. It was not a day to be happy, we are going to fuck.

Fans were also surprised by the decision, with a writing at the social networks site X: 'How is this out of play? Barcelona stole Rayo Vallecano.

'You can say OH, the off -game player blocked Martínez but he would still have scored …'

Another added: “They are doing everything for Barcelona to win the League, what is off this game?”

A third published: 'Fans of Barcelona, ​​if one day his children ask him about this away, how will he explain this?'

The house victory on Monday gave Barcelona three vital points that jumped the Hansi Flick side in a feverish advantage at the top of the table.

The Blaugrana is located at the Real Madrid rivals after its contentious tie with Osasuna, which saw Jude Bellingham expelled, and a point ahead of the Atlético de Madrid contestants.