Real Betis coach Pellegrini criticizes Getafe tactics after victory: Our duty is to the fans and the game, says Carlos Volcano

Pellegrini emphasized the importance of all stakeholders, including coaches, players, and referees, contributing to the overall spectacle of the game. He acknowledged that while the result is important, there needs to be a focus on maintaining an exciting and entertaining match for the fans. Pellegrini also highlighted the need for football in Spain to improve in terms of providing an entertaining spectacle, stating that the sense of excitement and drama should not be lost. He emphasized the need for players to avoid engaging in provocations or committing constant fouls in order to enhance the overall viewing experience.

"Lo Celso had a great game, as the numbers reflect. We were not sure how many minutes to leave him on for, and after the second goal it was not a good idea to leave him on. He has fit in perfectly with a team that really liked him.

"I don't think the referees are biased, there are statistics and the referees know who wants to stop the game and who doesn't. I find it incredible that we ended the first half with almost the same number of yellow cards.

"We coaches should not get involved in this issue because it would be in our favour, that should be analysed by the press. We do not have to analyse the mistakes of a match because we would not be objective. We need to improve a lot so that in Spain football, even if it is results-oriented, is a spectacle."