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LaLiga: I must confess – Mourinho speaks on Huijsen’s red card after Atletico Madrid

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho has spoken about defender, Dean Huijsen’s red card after Atletico Madrid defeated his team 2-1 in the LaLiga on Sunday.

Huijsen was sent off after initially being shown a yellow card by referee Miguel Ángel Ortiz Arias at Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium.

Speaking at his post-match interview, Mourinho was asked to comment on Huijsen’s red card against Atletico Madrid.

The Portuguese told reporters, “As for Huijsen’s red card, I must confess I haven’t seen it yet.

“It happened too far away from me to make a judgment.”

Real Madrid will now face Villarreal in their next match at Santiago Bernabeu after the international break.

LaLiga: I must confess – Mourinho speaks on Huijsen’s red card after Atletico Madrid

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