Scandal in Spain after Barcelona's goal disallowed - "Thank God!" is heard in the VAR room

Barcelona players defeated Real Madrid 4-3 in the match of the 35th round of La Liga, in an unreal El Clasico that will be talked about for years, and the triumph could have been more convincing if Fermin Lopez's goal in the extra minutes of the match had been accepted.

The goal was disallowed due to a handball earlier in the game, and now the footage from the VAR room has caused a real storm among Barcelona fans.

Specifically, the referee in the VAR room, Martinez Munuera, warned the main referee Hernandez Hernandez to disallow the goal because, in his opinion, the ball had fallen into Fermin's hands.

However, what caused the revolt was an unknown voice in the background of the recording, which can be heard for a moment saying: “Thank God!” (at the 37th second of the attached video).

Watch out, they will delete this audio and release another to cover the "Thank God" phrase that they used to celebrate Fermin Lopez's disallowed goal.

Just look at what Barcelona is battling in every game! 💔pic.twitter.com/pd1fXNLat5

— BeksFCB (@Joshua__Ubeku) May 12, 2025

As expected, the video quickly went viral, and fans expressed their dissatisfaction in the comments due to this way of communication.

We recall that Barcelona won 4-3 last night at 'Montjuic', thus defeating Real Madrid for the fourth time this season with a goal difference of 16:7. /Telegraph/