The controversy over the uncalled penalty in the Getafe vs. Barcelona match continues to make waves, especially after the strong comments made by Joan Laporta, the president of the Catalan club. After appearing at the Ciutat de la Justícia on Monday as a suspect in an alleged fraud case, Laporta did not hesitate to express his frustration with the referee’s decision in the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, calling the failure to award a penalty for Koundé’s foul "a disgrace."

The Barça president made his feelings clear: "The refereeing in Getafe was a disgrace. Not awarding the penalty to Koundé is a scandal. I think you should show it more times because it’s a scandal." Laporta was visibly upset by what he sees as a blatant mistake that impacted the team at a crucial moment.

Footage from the match clearly shows Uche holding Koundé, preventing him from contesting the ball. This incident has been widely discussed by experts, who all agreed that a penalty should have been awarded. This referee error has stirred discontent among Barça supporters, who see it as another example of unjust decisions during key moments.

It’s worth noting that Laporta made these statements after his appearance at the Ciutat de la Justícia, where he was called in connection with an alleged fraud involving 4.7 million euros. Despite the pressure he faces in the legal arena, Barcelona’s president has reiterated his innocence, emphasizing his commitment to transparency and fairness both on and off the field.