Defender Iglesias confronts Vini Jr with controversial phrase in Real Madrid’s LaLiga victory over Getafe: “That’s why everyone hates you”; video

Real Madrid secured a 1-0 victory over Getafe on Sunday (19) at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez Stadium in the ninth round of LaLiga 2025/26. Kylian Mbappé scored the lone goal in the 76th minute after two Getafe players were sent off. Vinícius Júnior, coming off the bench in the second half, was pivotal in drawing fouls that led to the expulsions.

The win kept Real Madrid at the top of the league with 24 points, two ahead of Barcelona. The match, held in Getafe, Spain, was marked by heated exchanges between players.

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The game started evenly, with few clear chances in the first half. Real Madrid pressed, but Getafe defended tightly.

• Mbappé solidified his position as LaLiga’s top scorer with 10 goals this season.
• Vini Jr faced boos from the home crowd with every touch.
• Getafe’s coach José Bordalás accused the Brazilian of mocking substitutions.

🚨 Jorge Iglesias (jogador desse lance) fala para Vinicius: "É por isso que todo mundo te odeia, aprenda com seus companheiros."

Mbappé e Militão foram defender o Vini. pic.twitter.com/7z5vrebbID

— MADRIDISTAS 🇧🇷 (@MADRlDISTAS) October 19, 2025

Vini Jr’s Decisive Entry

Vinícius Júnior replaced Franco Mastantuono at the start of the second half. His presence shifted the game’s momentum with dribbles that pressured Getafe’s defense.

At the 61st minute, Getafe’s Allan Nyom, who had just come on, received a straight red card for a harsh foul on Vini. The incident occurred during a run down the left flank.

Mbappé capitalized on the numerical advantage, scoring after a combination with Arda Güler.

Expulsions Shift Game Balance

The first red card came at the 61st minute for Nyom’s foul on Vini Jr, leaving Getafe with 10 players. This allowed Real Madrid to dominate. At the 84th minute, Álex Sancris earned a second yellow for a late challenge on the same player. Getafe finished with nine players.

Referee José Luis Munuera Montero kept control, issuing yellow cards to Getafe’s Domingos Duarte, Kiko Femenía, Luis Milla, and coach Bordalás. Real’s Aurélien Tchouaméni was also booked.

The home crowd booed refereeing decisions throughout.

Verbal Clash Between Iglesias and Vini

Getafe’s defender Omar Iglesias confronted Vinícius Júnior at the 70th minute. Éder Militão and Mbappé stepped in to separate them. Iglesias told the Brazilian: “That’s why everyone hates you. Learn from your teammates.” The exchange followed a challenge in the box.

The Spanish defender avoided elaborating on the video of the incident but acknowledged it. He noted such moments are part of competitive football.

Post-Match Statements

After the final whistle, Omar Iglesias spoke in the press conference. He said incidents remain on the pitch but stressed the need for mutual respect. The Getafe player noted his team fought despite the numerical disadvantage. The loss left them 11th with 11 points.

José Bordalás, Getafe’s coach, urged his players to stay composed. He praised their effort early in the game. Real Madrid’s coach Xabi Alonso highlighted his team’s patience. He emphasized the win’s importance ahead of the El Clásico.

Real Madrid’s Leadership Context

Real Madrid has seven wins, one draw, and one loss in LaLiga. The team aims for a second consecutive title after last season’s success. Getafe, previously unbeaten at home, now faces a string of poor results. They have three wins and three draws.

Historically, Real Madrid dominates with 28 wins in 35 matches against Getafe.

• Real Madrid: 24 points, +18 goal difference.
• Barcelona: 22 points, +15 goal difference.
• Getafe: 11 points, -2 goal difference.

Mbappé’s Influence in Attack

Kylian Mbappé scored his 10th goal in the competition, cementing his role as a key attacker. The Frenchman was decisive in the second half. His partnership with Vini Jr has produced 15 direct goal involvements this season. The duo remains a constant threat.

Real Madrid created 12 shots compared to Getafe’s five. They held 58% possession. The victory sets the stage for the upcoming El Clásico next weekend.