The cameras of Movistar’s “The Day After” captured the moment in which Gavi explained his clash with Pere Milla to his teammates on the bench: “The eleven? He’s worse… he’s a loser, always taking for granted. He’s come to tell Fermín and me that I’m really bad.”.
From there, both Gavi as Fermin accompanied the chants of the Barça fans against Espanyol: “Perico, tell me how it feels…” at the same time that the Huelva native sentences with a “You are very bad”.
At the end of the meeting, Gavi He jumped onto the field to celebrate the victory with his teammates but quickly ran into Pere Millawhich was demanding the attention of Fermin to the cry of “Shit shit”. It was then that Gavi confronted the Espanyol player, inviting him to meet him off the field.
Manolo González’s gesture when stepping on the Camp Nou
To this reciprocal animosity that exists between the protagonists of the two teams is added Manolo Gonzalez. The ‘perico’ coach was also surprised by the cameras of “The Day After” imitating the gesture of vomiting while recognizing the field in the minutes before the game.
A series of messages and gestures that continued with the much talked about post by Lamine Yamal on their social networks. The Catalan derby is lived with greater rivalry than ever, and that is noticeable both on and off the field.