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The unexpected celebration of TV3 after Real Madrid's elimination: laughter and mockery of the coach

Real Madrid's elimination sparks laughter and mockery on TV3; journalists celebrate with unusual humour.

Ana TorresAna Torres· · 2 min read

A dramatic end for Real Madrid

The elimination of Real Madrid from the Champions League has left their fans with a bitter taste, especially after an intense tie against Bayern Munich. Despite the efforts of the team led by Arbeloa, who managed to equalise the score on several occasions, a crucial goal from Luis Díaz in the 89th minute sealed their fate. The situation became even more complicated when Olise scored in added time, closing the series with a resounding 6-4 aggregate.

As the match unfolded, reactions were swift. In a surprising turn, journalists from TV3, present during the broadcast, showed an overflowing celebration at the defeat of the Madrid club. With hugs and shouts of joy, their enthusiasm contrasted sharply with the sadness prevailing among the Madrid supporters.

One of the standout moments was when Joan Poquí used a large traffic cone as part of his celebration. In an ironic tone, he referred to the Real Madrid coach using the nickname “cone,” a reference to past comments made by Piqué about Arbeloa. «Take this cone, here«, exclaimed Poquí while holding the cone and doing a little dance in front of the cameras.

Despite the setback suffered by Real Madrid, another Spanish team continues in the European competition: Atlético de Madrid. The team led by Simeone managed to advance to the semifinals after defeating FC Barcelona in an exciting tie. This contrast between the fates of both teams has generated even more conversation among fans and sports media.

It is not surprising that such reactions have resonated on social media. Fans have shared clips and memes about the celebration on TV3, further fueling the rivalry between Spanish clubs. Real Madrid's elimination not only marks a critical moment for their supporters but also an opportunity for other teams to celebrate their successes.

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