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Published 12:30 28 Nov 2015 GMT

'Pérez's anger was plain for all to see, he was exasperated by the team's display, and to make matters worse, it was in front of their own fans,' the paper claims.
Perez held a press conference on the Monday after the game, in which he said Benitez "has all our support and all our confidence".
But the 'drastic improvement' is reportedly required if the 55-year-old, who replaced Carlo Ancelotti over the summer, hopes to still be in a job at the start of next season.Explore more on these topics:
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