Zinedine Zidane, the manager of Real Madrid, commented on the match against Bayern Munich in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
The AS newspaper quoted Zizou during a press conference for the Malaga match, which is scheduled for tomorrow, where he stressed that the face of Bayern in the semi-finals of this season will be completely different from any previous confrontation.
"Preparation for the Malaga match was difficult because the players made a huge effort in the Juventus match, but we are running well and are ready to play a good game tomorrow," said the French coach.
"I'm not going to discuss the validity of the penalty in the Juventus match, but when it comes to talking about theft I'm angry, what we do is bothering a lot of people, I'll defend the players, they have made a great effort and deserve to qualify, and foreign newspapers talked about it but what happens Here?"
"It's a shame to talk about a theft. I'm very disappointed with what was said after the game, not because of the penalty kick, but to explain that there's a steal, they have to stop talking about it."
"I do not think it's normal. There was a foul. Uffe played a great game and scored 3 goals, but we got a penalty and decided to qualify for the semi-finals."
"I do not think about these things. We focus on training. I do not think the referees will play the game wrong. Some people are upset by what we got in the tournament, but no one can change history. We are better. A club in the world and our success breeds jealousy. "
The 45-year-old confirmed that his team's match against Bayern would be very difficult, and the chances of qualifying for the final were equal to 50% for each team.
"Bayern Munich is better this year, we're going to play against a very good team, and everyone will do their best, including fifth-seeded Rodriguez who will have the motivation to win as part of a great team."
"I was surprised that Juventus scored 3 goals, but I did not lose faith in the players or qualify. In the end, they played a great match and deserved to qualify. Everyone can speak what he wants but can not talk about stealing the game."
On Buffon's behavior with the referee and comparing him to what he did with Materazzi, he said: "He said what he said and ended up, his reaction came during the moment of emotion and continued until he left the stadium"