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There was plenty of post-match controversy following Barcelona’s LaLiga victory over Atlético Madrid on Sunday. According to sources consulted by AS , the Catalans believe one of the assistant referee s, Raúl Cabañero, attempted to listen in to what was being said in the home dressing room after the full-time whistle. Assistant referee Cabañero “eavesdropping” on Barça dressing room While Xavi Hernández and his players were out on the field celebrating the 1-0 win at Montjuïc, members of Barça’s backroom staff made their way back to the dressing room and could be heard complaining about a free-kick that had given against them on the edge of their own box near the end of the Game by match official José María Sánchez Martínez. At that point, Cabañero reportedly left the referee s’ dressing room and made his way towards Barça’s, with La Blaugrana feeling there was some eavesdropping going on. FULL TIME!!!!!!!!!! #BarçaAtleti pic.twitter.com/ZbLWfrCdll — FC Barcelona (@FCBarcel...

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has admitted that he and his teammates are relieved they managed to beat Brentford on Saturday. The Red Devils entered this weekend's clash with the Bees having lost six of their opening ten Game s so far this season. They twice let leads slip in a 3-2 defeat at home to Galatasaray in the Champions League on Tuesday, ramping up the pressure for Saturday's encounter with Brentford. United's problems were exacerbated when Mathias Jensen gave the visitors the lead during the first half owing to an error from Casemiro and poor goalkeeping from Andre Onana. Brentford then battened down the hatches for much of the afternoon. They entered second half stoppage time still a goal to the good and would have been good value for three points. But substitute Scott McTominay scored in the 93rd and 97th minutes to turn the game around and ensure United earned a much-needed win. McTominay was the hero / Alex Livesey/GettyImages LISTEN TO THE LATEST ...