Barcelona captain Pau Kubarsi made a public withdrawal after winning his final red card in the first quarter-final match of the Champions League against Atletico Madrid. The achievement of the 19-year-old talent was a turning point in the clash at the Camp Nou and propelled the paths of Julian Alvarez and Alexander Serlot to the victory of the guests from a 2:0 score.

The course of the Spanish conflict changed dramatically in the 43rd century. After a swift counter-attack, Atletico Cubarsi beat Giuliano Simeone near the free-kick.. Head referee Istvan Kovac immediately showed the Spaniard the yellow card, after being handed VAR and a trivial review of the video replay, the qualifiers were broken as a foul of the remaining hope.

The punishment was changed to a straight red one, depriving Hansi Flick's team of men in the minority just before the break. The legacy of this foul was mitten and painful. From the awarded free kick, Julian Alvarez fired a brilliant twisting shot at the top corner.

In the other half, the situation for the rulers became even worse when Alexander Serloth regained the advantage of Diego Simeone's team, securing Madrid a two-goal handicap before the match at the Metropolitano.

After the final whistle, the La Masia graduate did not shy away from criticism and, having recognized his fault in social measures, called on the team to the point of unity.

" This is football, and I take responsibility for the results. Ahead of this two-match duel, we are united like no other:

we are family, and we have always brought this up. We are rushing forward with effort and determination, but we will never give up,” Kubarsi wrote on Instagram.

Now Hans Flick will have to prepare for the qualifying match without one of his key young players. Prote, before traveling to Madrid for Barcelona, \u200b\u200bwill still be watching the important Catalan derby against Espanyol in La Liga, where the Blaugranas will continue to lead, ahead of Real Madrid by this point.