La Liga president Javier Tebas has accused Real Madrid of "threatening" behaviour over referee complaints ahead of their Copa del Rey final against Barcelona, fuelling a major rift.
- Real Madrid unhappy with Copa del Rey final refereeing appointments
- The club reportedly threatened drastic actions over the perceived bias
- La Liga president Javier Tebas labelled Madrid’s stance as "self-victimisation"
- Tensions are high as Madrid prepares to face Barcelona in a heated final
- Fears this clash could escalate long-term conflict between Madrid and La Liga
Real Madrid and La Liga are butting heads again — and it’s about more than just one match. By questioning the referee's neutrality so publicly, Madrid is stoking distrust in Spanish football’s governance. For fans, it raises fears that behind-the-scenes politics could overshadow the love of the game. Can the Copa del Rey final go ahead without even more controversy?
Will Real Madrid’s actions force reforms in La Liga — or just deepen the divides? Stay tuned.
