Rayo Vallecano boss, Paco Jemez, recently gave the referee criticism for defending his players and claimed that the 2-10 defeat of Real Madrid, which not long ago they suffered, would damage the Spanish football.


Paco's team was winning 2-1 after they fell behind Danilo quick goals in the first half.


However, after the referee expelled two of their players, Madrid show craze at the Bernabeu and immediately flush nine additional goals to the goal Rayo, in a match marred by a four-goal Gareth Bale.


Jemez said on Goal International: "It's been so long since I saw something really embarrassing.


"It is unfortunate Madrid, we, or Spanish football. When something like this happens, no one wins.


"We felt humiliated, but we feel fine, regardless of what happens. My players made a good effort, regardless of the outcome. We feel that we've been able to compensate for them. There may be many Madrid fans were happy with this. I also do not want to talk about referees. What mistake? Everything. The penalty he gave to make the game is over. The match goes bad after that. "