In the last few games, Real Madrid players complained a few times about the referees. It seems that Los Blancos players are not happy with the latest decision of the referees.
Not a good refereeing system in Spain
Real Madrid were not happy with Cesar Soto Grado’s officiating in their 0-0 draw against Osasuna at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday night, with Carlo Ancelotti expressing his frustration at the referee’s decisions after the final whistle was blown. Soto Grado was whistled at by Real Madrid fans after the fourth official signalled four minutes of added time, despite Sergio Herrera’s alleged time wasting and the substitutions that were made in the second half. Herrera had to be treated by Osasuna’s medical staff twice after the break due to a discomfort and Real Madrid players believe that more stoppage time should have been added. Just before the game at the Bernabeu went underway, the referee in Barcelona’s match against Rayo Vallecano signalled eight minutes of stoppage time, with officials tending to give more added time this season in LaLiga Santander.
Ancelotti and Courtois freely complained about the situation
After the game, Ancelotti expressed his unease with Soto Grado’s decision to signal just four minutes of stoppage time. The added time was little said Ancelotti. I don’t have a stopwatch, but the reality is that today’s football needs effective time, there is no other way. Thibaut Courtois also expected the referee to give more added time while Real Madrid were piling the pressure on Osasuna in pursuit of a potential winner. It is difficult to know who adds and what Courtois told Movistar.I went to the ground at the Camp Nou because of some discomfort and they gave me seven. If you make four changes, plus the goalkeeper’s The problem is that there is no criterion and you do not know what they add and the reason.”