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Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone complained that Real Madrid receive preferential treatment from referees after seeing Angel Correa sent off.

What we are going to do is fight until the final game." "In the Copa del Rey, they could have sent off [Madrid's] Dani Ceballos for a foul that was a red," Simeone said. "We knew that Madrid at the end of games are very dangerous. "We overcame Reinildo's injury, also recovered from Correa's sending off and took the lead. "A contact is not a blow," Simeone told DAZN after the game. "It's the same story.

A late header from Alvaro Rodriguez rescues Real Madrid a point against Atletico Madrid in the Madrid derby at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Vinicius drives into the box and squares the ball to Benzema in the Frenchman's ideal territory, but instead of poking the ball beyond Oblak at the near post, he guides the ball across the face of goal as he doesn't get enough connection. Carlo Ancelotti’s side dismantled Liverpool during the week with a thumping 5-2 win on Merseyside in the Champions League, but couldn’t get past a 10-man Atletico Madrid outfit four days later. The result could - and likely will - prove monumental for Barcelona, who are now seven points clear with a game in hand.

Again, Real Madrid avoided defeat. Again, Atletico Madrid complained about the refereeing.

Cadiz is unbeaten in the league at home in nine matches. Atletico hosts Sevilla in the league on Saturday. Maybe it was yellow, but it was not enough to take a player out of the game. “Still nothing new at the Bernabéu," it added. “All we can do is keep fighting until the last match.” It also complained about the officiating after a Copa del Rey loss at the Bernabéu last month.

Real Madrid were forced to settle for a draw with Atletico Madrid after falling victim to a Diego Simeone masterclass.

GOAL rates Real Madrid's players from Santiago Bernabeu... Neither side created much, while Real Madrid's dangerous winger Vinicius Junior stayed quiet. Los Blancos found an equaliser shortly after, though, with 18-year-old Alvaro Rodriguez knocking in a late equaliser to share the spoils in just his second-ever La Liga outing.