It has been confirmed that the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has reverted back the controversial Penalty after Real Madrid Apeal vs Athletico Madrid and the team was awarded three points for their performance
A shocking revelation has emerged from the Madrid derby, where a penalty was awarded to Atletico Madrid in the 33rd minute. The incident involved Aurelien Tchouameni appearing to step on Samuel Lino’s foot inside the Real Madrid penalty box. Referee Cesar Soto Grado signaled for a VAR review, and the conversation between him and the VAR team has now been revealed.
According to reports, the referee asked for more images to clarify the incident, but the VAR team responded that there were no additional images available. Despite this, the referee decided to award the penalty to Atletico Madrid.
However, a bizarre detail has come to light. Just minutes after the VAR team claimed there were no more images, videos from other cameras were shown on the broadcast. This has raised questions about the VAR team’s competence or potential bias.
There are two possible explanations for this discrepancy. Either the VAR team was grossly incompetent and failed to provide the referee with all available evidence, or they intentionally withheld certain angles from the referee. Given the controversies surrounding La Liga’s refereeing, both possibilities seem plausible.
This incident has sparked outrage and debate among football fans, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability in the VAR process. The revelation has also raised questions about the integrity of the refereeing process in La Liga and the potential for bias or incompetence to influence the outcome of matches.
