Sergio Ramos said he did not agree with his red card against Deportivo La Coruna as the Real Madrid captain highlighted the hostility towards the Spanish and European champions.
Spain international defender Ramos was sent off in Madrid's 3-0 win at Deportivo in their LaLiga opener on Sunday.
"When you win many titles, the rivals are full of antipathy towards you," Ramos said after equalling the record for most red cards in LaLiga history with his 18th dismissal.
"I do not agree with the card but I respect the opinion of the referee," Ramos told reporters. "Sometimes officials should look at English football and let us play more.
"I like their system because in Europe, referees are more lenient."
On the incident with Schar, Ramos added: "I was cornered. I hit Schar in the head but I didn't intend to hurt him."
