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Real Madrid call for La Liga president’s removal over his response to derby complaints

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Javier Tebas accused club of ‘permanent conspiracy’ talk
Real Madrid hit back at president’s ‘intolerable’ behaviour

Real Madrid want a new La Liga president in light of what they called “intolerable” comments from the incumbent, Javier Tebas, ⁠who said on Tuesday that claims of officiating bias against the club belonged to “another galaxy”.

After losing 2-1 to Atlético Madrid on ⁠Sunday, Real headlined the ⁠match report on their website, “Terrible refereeing decides the derby.”

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