Carlo Ancelotti says he has not spoken to Jude Bellingham about his red card and ruled-out winner against Valencia on Saturday - despite the midfielder's fury.
He also believes his star man did not 'insult' referee Jesus Gil Manzano even though he was sent off for dissent.
Bellingham was irate when his header to snatch a 3-2 win at the Mestalla didn't count because the referee had blown the whistle as Brahim Diaz delivered his cross.
He then asked the referee 'what the f*** was that' as a furious Madrid throng Manzaro him and was shown a red card for his outburst.
'I haven't spoken to him, I don't need to speak to him about it. He is doing very well, Ancelotti said.
'What happened the other day, the red card was wrong. He had a bit of frustration but he didn't make any kind of insult.'
Under football's rules, the goal was not supposed to stand - you can't score once the match is over, after all.
Real Madrid are set to appeal the sending-off and intend on citing an incident involving Mason Greenwood when they do.
Carlo Ancelotti's side went 2-0 down in the first half at the Mestalla on Saturday, with Hugo Duro and Roman Yaremchuk on target for the hosts.
The La Liga leaders fought back however, and a brace from Vinicius brought them level before Bellingham's last-gasp commotion.
Seven minutes had been added on, with extra time put on top of that after the official had awarded a penalty to Valencia before he subsequently changed his mind following a review, with the clock at 98:40 at full-time.
In a statement Madrid said: 'An unprecedented refereeing decision by Gil Manzano prevented Real Madrid's victory against Valencia at Mestalla.'
Bellingham is now set to miss Real's clash with Celta Vigo next week, and the ban could be extended if an appeal is ultimately unsuccessful.
However, the club are confident that the straight red will be overturned just as Greenwood's was earlier this season.
The Manchester United loanee was one of three Getafe players to be sent off in the club's defeat to Rayo Vallecano in January.
Greenwood had been shown a straight red for dissent but the decision was later rescinded on appeal when it was shown he said ‘f***sake’ in frustration at not being given a foul and had not directed his expletive at the official.
At the weekend, Ancelotti said: 'He didn’t insult the referee,' He said. 'He was respectful. He spoke in English and just said: “It was a f***ing goal”.'
Bellingham has enjoyed a hugely successful maiden campaign in Spain since joining Los Blancos from Borussia Dortmund in the summer.
The England international is currently enjoying his most prolific season to date and sits top of the league's scoring charts with 16 goals in 22 appearances.
buyaclmnyz
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Why is Ancilotti 100% sure that Bellingham did not insult the referee when he was miles away from the scene of the incident?he must go and perish
How did you know he insulted?
buyaclmnyz
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He didn't insult anyone. It was for information only to those who heard.That was the type of a goal,' a fucking' version.
Afer7
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La Liga Is Weird. He never even insult the ref.
Butcelnotz
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Why is Ancilotti 100% sure that Bellingham did not insult the referee when he was miles away from the scene of the incident?he must go and perish
what about you asking a nonsense question, where were you during the fiasco?
Tucbkmrst
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where on earth have you seen whistle being blown while there's a corner been taken and the ball is already on flight?? clown
had he blown before the corner is taken you say he should have let the corner be taken whilst the opposing team will be shouting time up so the ref's decision is final,nonsense
Tucbkmrst
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where on earth have you seen whistle being blown while there's a corner been taken and the ball is already on flight?? clown
do you know the rules,the whistle is blown when time is up you fool
YoungMakito10
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wrong bcoz he blew his whistle before Bellingham scores?insane
where on earth have you seen whistle being blown while there's a corner been taken and the ball is already on flight?? clown
YoungMakito10
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Why is Ancilotti 100% sure that Bellingham did not insult the referee when he was miles away from the scene of the incident?he must go and perish
go cry somewhere peasant
Tucbkmrst
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why is it that they are acting as if the ref didn't do anything wrong to provoc the all situation
wrong bcoz he blew his whistle before Bellingham scores?insane
Tucbkmrst
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Why is Ancilotti 100% sure that Bellingham did not insult the referee when he was miles away from the scene of the incident?he must go and perish
keaadt
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Of course you going to say that
JamesMulenga01
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why is it that they are acting as if the ref didn't do anything wrong to provoc the all situation
Naocdeintz
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There are not well trained referees in Spain, English and German referees are better than the Spanish.
MikaelGuerrer0
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it's not an insult but disrespect to a referee face..
Acting like the ref didn’t do anything wrong I hate ref that take no accountability for there mistakes no sorry no apology the main why refs are getting yelled at is that they are getting cocky acting like they can do anything and lie in there reports , look at people/management people getting cards for nothing I get if they walk over the line or do something ridiculous but standing up and saying the truth all the ref gotta do is focus on the game if they can take pressure they shouldn’t be a ref
malablata
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Spain is really toxic for black players.
kruz8080
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here we go
jekdeilny
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it's not an insult but disrespect to a referee face..