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Scandal for the Acidic Criticism of Rodri Al Valencia that Captured the Cameras in the Score of Barcelona: “They Are Very Bad”

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The Spanish midfielder was registered in the middle of the bench while confessing to Pau Cubarsí his opinion on the level displayed by the locals in Mestalla

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Rodri was caught commenting on Valencia's performance, which was Barcelona's opponent in the fourth week of the Spanish League.

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The Spanish midfielder was registered in the middle of the bench while confessing to Pau Cubarsí his opinion on the level displayed by the locals in Mestalla

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The cameras of 'The Day After' captured the words of the Spanish international after being replaced in Mestalla

·Madrid, Spain
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On the 6th, Barcelona defeated Valencia 5-0 in the fourth round of La Liga (Spanish First Division). Barcelona scored five goals to secure a resounding victory against Valencia, in which Ryunosuke Sato made a substitute appearance. The scene on the bench during the match was captured by local cameras, and comments made by Barcelona midfielder Rodri became a topic of discussion.

Barcelona thrashed Valencia 5-0 to maintain their top spot in La Liga. |Rodri made his first start but then made controversial comments about Valencia. |Rodri described Valencia as a lazy and weak team after seeing their lack of resistance throughout the match.

·Indonesia
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A Spanish channel revealed the precise moment when Rodri branded the footballers of Valencia as lazy and very bad during the 5-0 that they suffered at the hands of Barcelona.

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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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