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Pique: I have spoken to Carvajal about Real Madrid chant
Gerard Pique has responded after Real Madrid players used his name in a derogatory chant having won LaLiga.
Barcelona defender Gerard Piqué has spoken to Dani Carvajal since Real Madrid's LaLiga title celebrations and insists the new Spanish champions have nothing to apologise for.
Piqué not offended by Madrid chants
Piqué was the subject of an ill-mannered chant from some Madrid players and supporters - which was at one stage led by Carvajal - as they celebrated winning the league title at Cibeles after Sunday's 2-0 victory over Malaga.
The Barca star has regularly had verbal clashes with his fierce rivals, but on his return from a trip to Italy he stressed that on this occasion he had no problem with Zinedine Zidane's side revelling in their triumph.
"No, I'm not offended at all," Piqué told reporters as he returned to begin preparations for Saturday's Copa del Rey final against Alaves.
No need for apologies says Piqué
"No one from Madrid has to apologise to me. I have already spoken to Dani and it is all fine.
"It is totally normal, they were happy at winning the league and that is that – they had to celebrate."
Madrid's league success was their first in five years and gives them the possibility of winning a famous double if they can defeat Juventus in next weekend's Champions League final.