La Liga referees are reportedly considering a strike after Real Madrid issued a letter questioning their integrity. Following a controversial 1-0 loss to Espanyol, Los Blancos accused officials of manipulating results, citing a disallowed Vinicius Jr goal and a lenient yellow card for Espanyol’s Carlos Romero, who later scored the winner.
The club demanded the release of VAR audio, claiming the officiating had lost credibility. Spanish journalist Isaac Fouto revealed that some referees favor a strike, but unanimity is required for action. Meanwhile, the Spanish FA (RFEF) defended the referees, stating that general accusations harm the sport’s credibility.
The organization warned against systematically questioning officiating, emphasizing the damage it causes to Spanish football. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti also weighed in, claiming Premier League referees face less pressure and perform better than their La Liga counterparts. As discussions continue, a strike could disrupt La Liga fixtures, adding further tension to the league’s officiating crisis.
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Real Madrid will play the next match in Copa Del Rey against Leganés on Wednesday 5th of February in Leganés. The prediction is Real Madrid winning the match.