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Simeone warns Mourinho: Respect must never be lost

Diego Simeone addressed Jose Mourinho’s outburst following Atlético Madrid’s 2‑1 derby victory, stressing that all managers—regardless of stature—must maintain a line of respect. The Argentine refused to engage in refereeing debates, noting that criticism must never cross certain boundaries. He highlighted that the challenge involving Cuti Romero had already been ruled not a red card by the refereeing chief, urging observers to focus on the match rather than manufactured narratives.

Simeone praised his side’s collective defensive effort, explaining that Atlético neutralised Real Madrid’s counterattacking threats and controlled the contest throughout. He insisted the win should not be eclipsed by external noise and emphasised the team’s growth, celebrating the joy brought to supporters. Simeone backed Julián Álvarez despite a difficult outing and applauded Jonathan David’s impact. Sitting above Madrid at the break is “a positive step,” he said, while stressing the importance of unity, hunger and a match‑by‑match mentality as Atlético prepare for Alavés.

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