Simply put, you must score in order to deprive the designated spot-kick taker of a penalty. Rodrygo missed during Real Madrid’s 1-0 victory over Celta Vigo, which was unfortunate for him.
In fact, the Brazilian won the penalty kick after outrunning Celta Vigo goalkeeper Ivan Villar, who was only able to bring down the advancing forward. The Spanish goalkeeper, though, would end up having the last laugh as he sprung to his right side to make an outstanding save from the ensuing penalty.
Carlo Ancelotti, the manager of Real Madrid, lost his cool and slammed a water bottle to the ground in rage. That might be a common occurrence for other managers, but not for the level-headed Italian coach.
The 64-year-old was incensed, but not because Rodrygo had missed the chance to give Madrid the lead with the score still 0-0, but rather because the forward appeared to shift the blame on designated penalty taker Luka Modric.
Why did Rodrygo take Real Madrid’s penalty against Celta Vigo instead of Luka Modric?
There was no question in any”I’m quite upset. It might be a miscommunication. It was challenging to explain it to the player at the moment.
It’s probable that Rodrygo decided to accept the penalty because he had already won it. Whether Modric approved of this choice is uncertain, but Ancelotti undoubtedly did not.one’s mind who would take the penalty when Madrid was given one during the previous season: Karim Benzema. The Frenchman’s departure, though, has increased some of the uncertainty around corner kicks this season.