Laporta Announces They Will File Another Complaint to UEFA: "The Refereeing and the VAR Were a Disgrace"
Barcelona says repeated referee and VAR mistakes in both legs caused sporting and financial harm after a 3-2 aggregate loss to Atlético Madrid.
- On Thursday, Barcelona submitted a formal complaint to UEFA regarding refereeing in the Champions League quarterfinal against Atletico Madrid, alleging incorrect application of the Laws of the Game and inadequate VAR intervention.
- Atletico Madrid eliminated Barcelona 3-2 on aggregate in the quarterfinal, with club officials claiming the series was marred by refereeing errors that caused significant sporting and financial harm.
- President Joan Laporta presented grievances including red cards for Pau Cubars and Eric Garc that should have been yellows, a denied penalty for Dani Olmo, a disallowed Ferran Torres goal, and an incident with Musso involving Ferm.
- UEFA previously deemed Barcelona's initial complaint 'inadmissible,' prompting Laporta to state, 'The club will also make another complaint because what's inadmissible is what happened to us on Tuesday once again.'
- Coach Hansi Flick believes Barcelona deserved to reach the semifinal, while the club seeks to collaborate with UEFA to ensure a more rigorous and transparent application of the Laws of the Game.
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The Barça continues to err with the referees. The club culé also did not finish anything satisfied with the performance of the collegiate in the round of quarterfinals of the Champions League and for this reason has decided to file a new complaint to UEFA regarding the overall performance of the train in the eliminatory contest against the Atlético de Madrid.
The Catalans criticize the opacity of the system after being eliminated and demand that Nyon rigorous and fair application of the current regulation.
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