Barcelona have just lost their first game under new manager Ronald Koeman and extended their winless streak in La Liga to two games in a row. On 18 October, the runners-up lost 0–1 to hosts Getafe after Jaime Mata’s successful 56th-minute penalty.

In the last Getafe sho‌ck defeat, Barca manager Ronald Koeman accused the home side’s right winger Allan Nyon of using rude language to insult him. Although the 57-year-old Dutchman refused to reveal details, recently, catalunya radio’s "La TdT" program revealed the i hearable words the 32-year-old Cameroonian insulted Koeman.

Too pressing with Nyom’s un sportsmanship, at the end of the match, Manager Koeman approached his colleague Jose Bordalas (Getafe) to "tell the story" of the player.

Commenting on this, Bordalas said: "I’m here to talk about football, not to argue. I haven’t spoken to that boy yet (referring to Nyom). But I suspect he did it because I understood his personality. I don’t allow my players to have ugly behavior with their opponents."

Manager Jose Bordalas (wearing glasses) believes school pupil Nyom may have had a word of iniquisience with Koeman

Meanwhile, Barca Blaugranes quoted Angel Torres, President of Getafe, as saying that he had spoken to both manager Jose Bordalas and midfielder Allan Nyom. According to the "big boss", Nyom has completely denied allegations of insulting Ronald Koeman:

"I talk to the coach of the team (Mr Bordalas) every day and he says that Nyom has denied everything. I also spoke to Nyom and he remained calm."

Nyom was also the one who elbowed Lionel Messi in the face in the 40th minute, causing the Argentine superstar to lie on the pitch clutching his face for a moment. However, the player wearing getafe’s number 23 shirt was not penalized, which made the Barca players quite pressing with the decision of the referee Cesar Soto.

Nyom elbowed Messi in the face but still escaped the penalty card