Realmadrid TV exposes Mediapro's ties with Barça, LaLiga is on fire

Real Madrid lead LaLiga after the third matchday. However, the refereeing controversy has erupted strongly once again.

Real Madrid TV aired a special thirty-minute program. The show analyzed the weekend's controversial decisions.

Three goals disallowed for Madrid

The trigger was the three goals disallowed against Mallorca. Emilio Butragueño, Director of Institutional Relations, showed his public discontent.

The most questioned decisions came with the first and third disallowed goals. José María Sánchez Martínez blew the whistle on the field. Juan Luis Pulido Santana was in the VAR room.

Mbappé's offside caused enormous doubts. The line was millimetric. The exact frame of the moment of the pass couldn't be verified.

Güler's goal was also disallowed for a handball. The ball touched the arm, which was close to the body. The action wasn't immediate to the goal.

Juan Luis Santana broke VAR protocol. He expressed his personal opinion to the main referee. He pressured to disallow the play.

The Atlético-Alavés match also had its episode. A clear offside goal by Giuliano that put the Colchoneros ahead set social media ablaze. The Argentine received the ball in an offside position after a rebound from a shot by Julián Álvarez, and neither the referee nor the VAR reviewed the play.

Something unusual happened in Vallecas. A penalty was awarded to Lamine Yamal with the VAR out of service. The play was highly controversial.

Pep Chavarría got ahead of the Barça winger and won the position. When Lamine tried to control, he collided with the defender's body and went to the ground, causing a more than doubtful penalty.

The war continues

CTA restructured refereeing this season. The changes don't seem sufficient for a top-level league.

Real Madrid TV keeps its critical stance. The club denounces a pattern of harmful decisions.

The tension between Madrid and the referees keeps growing. Each matchday brings new controversial episodes.

The club's official media are now its main weapon. They use these platforms to denounce refereeing irregularities.

LaLiga aims to be a world-class competition. Refereeing quality must match those aspirations.

Madridist fans support the club's stance. Social media amplify every official complaint.

This war of words promises to continue throughout the season. Real Madrid has no intention of letting its guard down.

Spanish refereeing is experiencing one of its tensest moments. Controversial decisions follow one another every weekend.