Topics: La Liga, El Clásico, Rodrygo, Eric García, Robert Lewandowski, Dani Carvajal
Two key moments in the game had to be sorted out with the use of technology. Both of them were 'won' by Real Madrid, and fans had some questions about it.

As always, the game between Real Madrid and Barcelona had some controversial decisions, but this time both of the top controversies on the pitch had an effect on the game and seemed to be taken against Los Blaugranas.

The first one of those came during the second half and as the game was two-nil in Real Madrid's favor. Robert Lewandowski made it into the box with the ball on his feet and Dani Carvajal seemed to tackle him to deprive him from the chance to score. After VAR officers had a look, their decision was to see the game carry on.

Have a look at it and make up your mind (Image might be geo-restricted).

Then, as the game approached its conclusion, Los Merengues scored their third goal thanks to a penalty by Rodrygo, but some believe that, even if there was a foul against the Brazilian ace, there was another sort of foul prior to the activity inside the box that should have canceled it in the first place.

This was the penalty by Eric García against Rodrygo.

But before it, it seems that VAR should have called an offside rather than letting things continue. Yes, they cleared it, but was this the right call?