The 41-year-old and a host of senior los Che players rounded on the referee after their youth side were knocked out of the competition by Chelsea
Valencia coach Gary Neville expressed amazement after the club were eliminated from the Uefa Youth League by Chelsea amid a penalty shootout controversy.
The last-16 tie at Chelsea's Cobham training ground, which was enjoyed in the stands by club captain John Terry, finished 1-1 after extra-time and Charlie Colkett netted the hosts' first penalty.
Alberto Gil stepped up for Valencia and steered a kick towards the bottom-left corner, which beat Chelsea goalkeeper Bradley Collins and crossed the line, but bounced back out of the via the lower stanchion.
Remarkably, the match officials did not award the goal, much to the understandable displeasure of Valencia's players.
No other kicks were missed, leaving the visitors to remonstrate furiously with Swiss referee Adrien Jaccottet after Tammy Abrahams scored decisively for Chelsea, leaving Neville aghast.
The former Manchester United and England defender tweeted: "Scandalous!!! Can't believe what I've just seen..."
Neville linked to a post from his club's Twitter account voicing similar dismay, while first-team players Jose Gaya, Paco Alcacer, Antonio Barragan and Ruben Vezo also tweeted in criticism of Jaccottet's decision.
Chelsea had opened the scoring through Jay DaSilva, although Valencia quickly levelled through a Carlos Soler penalty before substitute Ismael Martinez missed another spot-kick with seven minutes of normal time remaining.
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