When the drama was revealed, Real Madrid released two main explanations, the second read: “In light of the rumors that appeared in the last hours, Real Madrid CF announces that our team has never thought of withdrawing from tomorrow's final.
“Our club realizes that the unfortunate and inappropriate statements made by the referees appointed in this match, which were conducted 24 hours ago, cannot distort a sporting event of global importance that will be seen by hundreds of millions of people, and with respect for all fans who plan to travel to Seville, and all those who are already in the capital of Indy.
“Real Madrid believes that football values should prevail, despite the hostility and hostility that was manifested again today against our club by the referees appointed in the final.”
In February, Real Madrid wrote an official complaint letter to the Spanish Federation (RFEF) and the Spanish Council for Sports, saying that the Spanish referee is “false” and “completely deformed”.
At the press conference on Friday, De Burgos Benguexi said: “It is not right to go through, and many colleagues, not only in professional football, but also at the popular level.
“Everyone must think about the place we want to go, and what we want from sport and football.”
The Spanish, who is also holding a position in the European Union and international competitions, has previously been responsible for Clasico's confrontations.
“We have no doubt that we will have to start taking more dangerous measures than we take.
“We will not continue to allow what is happening. Soon, you will hear from us.
“We will make history, because we will not continue to endure what we are.”
Barcelona president Hansi Felk later chanted the invitation to work when speaking to the media.
“For me, it is only a sport.” “It's only a game. It's only football. We have a responsibility to protect not only players, but all the people participating in the game.
“It is not good to happen today. Of course, sometimes on the field, there are some decisions related to emotion but after the match, we must do with it. Something must be done.”
After the complaint speech in February, which followed a 1-0 loss to Espanyol, Spanish league president Javier Thibbas said that Real Madrid “lost his head.”
Later that month, RFEF condemned the abuse of the “hateful” abuse of referee Jose Luis Monueria Montero after Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham was expelled against Osuna.
