Lionel Messi scored to seal a 5-4 aggregate victory over Real in a encounter that saw red cards after a rough tackel caused everyone to boil over at the end, resulting in a fight in which Mourinho appeared to poke Barcelona assistant coach Tito Vilanova in the eye.
“Mourinho is wrecking Spanish football,” Pique said. “People are looking for culprits but they are in Madrid. Someone needs to get the video, analyse it and say who is to blame.”
“We hope that on Thursday everyone will be talking about a great game of football and not the melee,” added Pique.
“It isn’t the first time this has happened … it is always the same people. Someone needs to sort this out.”
In the post-match news conference, Mourinho accused Barca players of going to ground easily.
“Marcelo got a red card because we all know what happens after tackles in certain areas of the pitch,” the Portuguese said.
“It was a spectacular game from the first to last minute. But from the first minute of the second half, and I don’t criticise it because I know people do it, the ballboys hid the balls”. (Barca were winning 2-1 at this point).
“It happens with small teams when they find themselves in difficulties.”
When asked about the incident, Mourinho replied: “I have been polite and played like a man and not fallen to the ground at the first touch. I don’t know who Vilanova is.”
Barca coach Pep Guardiola said: “The images will speak for themselves. This is going to end up badly if it isn’t stopped soon.”
