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Real Madrid TV has expressed outrage over refereeing decisions following a draw against Real Betis, particularly criticizing the failure to award a penalty for a handball by Ricardo Rodriguez. The club's official channel has raised concerns about the impact of these decisions on the match outcome.
Real Madrid TV explodes with furious rant over La Liga refereeing after Betis draw
Real Madridâs dropped points against Real Betis have triggered a major backlash, with the clubâs official channel openly questioning key refereeing decisions that influenced the outcome.
At the centre of the storm is a handball incident involving Ricardo Rodriguez, a moment Real Madrid believe should have resulted in a penalty.
The failure to award it, combined with other contentious calls, has led to a strong and detailed reaction from Real Madrid TV.
While analysing the specific handball incident and the refereeâs decision-making, the channel pointed out what they saw as hesitation and inconsistency in applying the rules.
âGonzalez Fuertes couldnât have been more reluctant to blow his whistle for that handball. Madrid dominated the match. They deserved the victory.
âOverall, they were somewhere between superior and far superior. The match slipped away from them just when they had it under control.â
Continuing their breakdown of the same moment, they pointed to the lack of VAR intervention and what they considered an obvious mistake.
âThe penalty is crystal clear. Thereâs no way around it. Brahim tells him the handball is clear. You have to award a penalty.
âThey call offside when there isnât one. Gonzalez Fuertes doesnât alert Soto Grado.â
The controversial decision involved a handball by Ricardo Rodriguez, which Real Madrid believes should have resulted in a penalty.
Real Madrid TV delivered a furious rant, openly questioning key refereeing decisions that influenced the match outcome.
The draw resulted in dropped points for Real Madrid and sparked a major backlash regarding the officiating in the match.
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Expanding further on the sequence of play, the channel highlighted how the entire move should have been reviewed, especially given the tight offside call involving Jude Bellingham.
âAnother one for the refereeing chapter. Itâs a penalty as clear as day. You canât say they lost because of the refereeing, but there is a penalty for Ricardo Rodriguezâs handball.
âWhen thereâs a play like this, you have to review the whole sequence. Although in that shot it looks like Bellingham is offside, he isnât.
âNo penalty is given and once again the hand is in the pocket.â
The criticism then moved from the single incident, as Real Madrid TV widened the scope to question the overall refereeing standards in La Liga this season.
âYou canât talk about football when this happens. Tebasâs league, Negreiraâs league, which for 17 seasons has decided promotions and relegations.
âThe constant conflict of interest is untenable. The other day, Barça played a terrible match and were gifted a penalty.
âIf the score was 0-2, itâs irrelevant. During halftime, they questioned whether Brahim handled the ball when it was close to his body. Playing badly isnât a sin, but refereeing in this deplorable way is.â
Finally, the channel directed its criticism towards the governance of Spanish football, raising concerns about the structure and decision-making at the top level.
âThe president of LaLiga is the vice president of the Federation and is the one who calls the shots. LouzĂĄn carries out the orders of his boss, Tebas.
âHeâs the one who controls the television broadcasts. When you have a league like this and the evidence we see in the footage, I donât believe in the competition.â
Source: AS