Real Madrid Report on La Liga Referees – Tebas Reacts
- La Liga president Javier Tebas has responded to questions regarding Real Madrid's intention to compile a dossier concerning Spanish refereeing, which the club plans to submit to FIFA.
- Tebas stated that if the report focuses solely on the matches between Real Madrid and Barcelona, it would be a "biased report." He emphasized the need for a...
- La Liga has been utilizing data from Opta since 2005, tracking expulsions and penalties across all clubs.
La Liga President Tebas addresses Real madrid’s Refereeing Dossier
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Updated September 16, 2025, at 00:05:21
Real Madrid’s Planned Report to FIFA
La Liga president Javier Tebas has responded to questions regarding Real Madrid’s intention to compile a dossier concerning Spanish refereeing, which the club plans to submit to FIFA. The report’s scope and potential bias are key points of discussion.
Tebas’ Concerns About Scope and Bias
Tebas stated that if the report focuses solely on the matches between Real Madrid and Barcelona, it would be a “biased report.” He emphasized the need for a thorough review, stating it ”will be about everything: small, medium, and large.”
Data and Historical Context
La Liga has been utilizing data from Opta since 2005, tracking expulsions and penalties across all clubs. Tebas noted a discrepancy in the data being used in reports, with some analyses spanning only the last 10 years while others cover the entire century, cautioning against drawing conclusions that could “damage the competition.”
Call for Caution with Data Interpretation
Tebas urged careful consideration of the data being presented, highlighting the importance of accuracy and comprehensive analysis when evaluating refereeing decisions and their impact on the league.