Real Madridongoing controversy with judges in The league Resurrected this weekend when Star Midfielder Jude Bellingham Got a red card to be alleged to have used abuse against referee Jose Luis Munille Montero. In the light of this, The Spanish Football Association’s appeal committee has made a final decision on the club’s appeal for its next fixture against Girona.
In the official report from the 1-1 draw against Osasuna quoted Munillea Bellingham’s use of the phrase ”F— you“As the reason to issue the red card. But Bellingham, his teammates and the club have all disputed the decision and claimed that The player actually said ”F— off“And did not direct the insult to the judge.
Despite video proofs and statements from Real Madrid, The Spanish Football Association’s appeal committee maintained the original decision and dismissed the club’s appeal. As a result, Bellingham will serve the two match suspension as described in the disciplinary decision.
The Committee’s decision was based on the argument that the club failed to provide enough evidence to question the judge’s account. In their statement, they concluded, ”After repeated viewing of the audiovisual evidence no unambiguous and undeniable contradiction can be derived. “
Bellingham’s suspension of two matches falls under Article 117 of the Spanish Football Association’s disciplinary code, which says: “To deal with judges, officials or sports authorities with despicable or disrespectful conditions or attitudes, unless the act constitutes a more serious crime, will be penalized with a suspension of two to three matches or for a period of up to one month. “
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CAS: Real Madrid’s last option
While Real Madrid’s appeal has been rejected by the Spanish Football Association, the club still has a last alternative to dispute the suspension: An appeal to the Court of Sports Arbitration (CAS)The international body that separates disputes in the sports world.
With Real Madrid’s next La Liga match against Girona on Sunday, Bellingham is likely to miss the game because of the short time frame for any appeals. If the suspension is not turned, the English midfielder will also miss the following La Liga -Fix ride against Real Betis.
