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An incompetent and corrupt arbitration, this is what Real Madrid denounces on Monday via an official press release written to the vitriol and returning to the facts of the match lost by the Merengues in front of Espanyol Barcelona, Saturday, during the 22nde Liga lifting (0-1). On this occasion, the White House bowed on a goal from Carlos Romero – a Catalan lateral defender who should have been expelled a few minutes earlier for a tackle from behind to Kylian Mbappé.
“” The facts occurring during this meeting exceeded any margin of human error or arbitral interpretationbugger in a letter addressed to the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) The secretary of the board of directors of Real, José Luis Del Valle Perez. What happened at the RCDE Stadium represents the peak of a completely discredited arbitral system, in which decisions against Real Madrid have reached a level of handling and alteration of competition which cannot be ignored. »»
“Completely rigged” and “corrupt” arbitration
And the press release to continue: ” Given the severity of the facts, Real Madrid demands from the RFEF the immediate delivery of the Audios of the Var ». The Madrid institution also claims a reform of arbitration ” in its entirety “, Denouncing a system” completely rigged and structurally built to protect himself
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In its approach, Real Madrid requests the Superior Sports Council. That to dismantle ” A system that has proven that it was corrupt from the inside ». “” When those who must be the subject of surveillance and control constitute, at the same time, a decisive factor in the choice of those who should exercise this supervision task, we end up what we are living “Concludes José Luis Del Valle Perez.
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