This is the subject of the moment in Spain. For a few weeks now, refereeing has been at the heart of the debates on football fields such as on TV sets or press conference rooms. With each passage in front of journalists, Carlo Ancelotti is also cooked on the subject, he whose club considers to be the victim of several arbitration errors. The Spanish Champion stable has also multiplied the press releases to be heard, especially after the defeat against Espanyol Barcelona where Carlos Romero, who scored the goal of victory, should have been expelled after his tackle On Kylian Mbappé. A goal refused to Vinicius Jr also revealed the residents of the Santiago-Bernabéu stadium.
Unhappy, they had also written a letter against the arbitral body. This was very badly perceived by the other Liga clubs, as well as Laliga and Spanish Football Federation. Everyone has gone on against Real Madrid, which was also denounced last week by Laliga to the disciplinary committee of the Spanish Royal Football Federation (RFEF). Determined to go to the end of his showdown, the club chaired by Florentino Pérez intends to continue to defend himself, when he was outraged last night by the refereeing of the match between FC Barcelona and the Rayo Vallecano during which There have been some litigious actions.
Ancelotti fists on the table
Relaunched on the subject this Tuesday before facing Manchester City, Carlo Ancelotti presented a room in the machine when talking about the refereeing of his team's latest games. “I comment on what I see and only think that in these three matches, they made quite obvious mistakes.” Then, he was questioned in relation to the fact that the letter sent to the RFEF could be detrimental to his club. “I don't want to comment on this case”he said before being much more talkative about video assistance. A tool he considers failing. “I have doubts because I think the Var has removed too much responsibility from the referee and when it happens, it is a somewhat dangerous system. Video refereeing has been introduced to correct flagrant and obvious errors, not for football -related interventions. ”
He added: “Often, one judges on an image, by removing everything that is natural in football. I do not know how many players agree with these penalties … It is difficult to understand the penalty of Camavonga, that of Tchouameni. Fewer interventions give more responsibility to the arbitrators, who can make mistakes. It is difficult to understand. The referees can make mistakes is obvious, but the fact that the decision is made by the Var is something that I do not understand. ” Raised, Carletto is, on the other hand, more serene when his team is arbitrated in the Champions League. “Yes, statistics speak. There is less controversy and less intervention by video arbitration, which only intervenes when necessary. Only the best referees in each country officiate in the Champions League and the quality is very high in this regard. ” A new spike sent to the Liga referees, which will appreciate …
