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The Competition Committee of The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) opened a file with Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini, and goalkeeper Joel Robles, for his sayings about the refereeing decisions in the match his team lost to Real Madrid (2-3) last weekend.
The RFEF Integrity Commission sent their words to the Competition, after which the Committee decided to initiate a disciplinary proceeding, as confirmed by the RFEF on Wednesday.
On the 26th Pellegrini regretted the expulsion of the Brazilian side Emerson Royal and the penalty that the game decided “with VAR decisions”
“Everything together is too much,” said the Chilean coach, who considered that “it is difficult” to face “some decisions.” “Today justice has fallen to Madrid. Even Benzema is offside on the 2-2 play,” added Pellegrini.
Goalkeeper Joel Robles also indicated that referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea had “not been right” and regretted that, “in case of doubt, decisions are always” made “in favor of the big one.” “The same thing always happens to us, I’m not going to change my way of thinking,” he said.
The version renewed in May 2020 of the RFEF Disciplinary Code states in its article 100 – “Conduct contrary to good sports order” – that those whose conduct is contrary will incur a suspension of four to 10 games or a fine of 602 to 3,006 euros. good sportsmanship when classified as serious.
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