For years, arbitration has been a burning subject in Spain. Through several controversial episodes and matches, Spanish refereeing has seen its image be scored on numerous occasions. Tensions that are crystallized during meetings of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. This season, the first arbitration controversy will not have long arrived. Indeed, during the Real Madrid victory over the lawn of Real Sociedad, the meeting referees were particularly pointed out after the match.
The reason? The expulsion of Dean Huijsen in the first period which caused the ire of Xabi Alonso and the entire Madrid institution. On the official club channel, journalists from Real Madrid TV exploded during the young defender's expulsion for a fault on Oyarzabal in the midfield: “This championship is a shame because of what we have just experienced. Real Madrid is in numerical inferiority. Huijsen is expelled. Gil Manzano gave him a red card for interpreting, first, the fault like a red card. Second, as if he were the last player, which is false. ”
Real Sociedad-Real Madrid referees will be sanctioned
Therefore, when Real Madrid goes up to the niche to denounce arbitration, things often go very far. Yesterday, the Iberian press even explained that the White House was going to file a complaint against the Spanish referees. A decision -making decision that has boundly brought the Spanish arbitration management to face its responsibilities. Fran Soto, the new chairman of the Technical Committee of Arbitrators in Spain, began to be drunk behind the scenes as reported Marca This Sunday.
Indeed, according to the Iberian media, the CTA in Spain evaluates the performance of the referees during each day and, this season, the decision has been made that the referees who will make the least mistakes will be on the ground. Thus, first decisions against the officials of the meeting between Sociedad and Real Madrid should be sanctioned. According to the Spanish publication, Figueroa Vázquez, the referee at Var, should be put aside on the next day for not calling Gil Manzano to the video to rectify his error. An error that could also cost the latter dearly … Case to follow.
