La Liga President Hits Out at Real Madrid Refereeing 'Conspiracy' Claims
- On Tuesday, La Liga president Javier Tebas dismissed accusations of a refereeing "conspiracy" by Real Madrid following their 2-1 derby loss to Atletico Madrid on September 20.
- Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho accused officials of key errors after the defeat, presenting printed screenshots to claim Atletico Madrid players should have received two red cards in the first half.
- After defender Dean Huijsen was sent off, Real Madrid played with 10 men; Mourinho claimed that playing 11 against nine for 50 minutes would have changed the outcome.
- Tebas criticized the "permanent conspiracy" narrative as an excuse to cover up shortcomings, arguing that claiming La Liga is "worth nothing" without Real Madrid reveals disdain for other clubs.
- Real Madrid currently sits fourth in La Liga, six points behind leaders Barcelona, while this dispute follows past tensions between Tebas and Real president Florentino Perez over the 2021 European Super League.
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SapoAfter the end of the conflict between Atlético and Real Madrid, Mourinho came up with a photocopy of two frames of bids that the merengues believe are capable of red card for the rival. A performance that gave the motto for the new chapter of the struggle between Real Madrid and Javier Tebas, leader of the La Liga, made of communiqués, responses via social networks and even the theory that Mourinho, after all, did not want to enter the war.
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