Confusion was created by suspending an attack on the department’s last circular at the moment due to coronavirus. Official statements are published almost per minute, and positions are replaced throughout the hour.
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“We are asking for the department to go to 180 clubs at the moment and get a promotion, just because we do,” La Gua’s amateur club Racing wrote on Twitter on Sunday. “In addition, we also ordered some cans of cider according to the user and several buns stuffed with chorizo to help us cope with the pressure. (Let’s see if it sticks Array ..)”
All asked for everything after the officers suspended the July 20 match between Deportivo La Corua and Fuenlabrada after the players and part of the Fuenlabrada squad tested positive for COVID-19.
Most clubs wanted the entire final circular to be suspended, but officials only postponed the attack affected by the outbreak in the face of the threat of additional infections.
More court cases and requests were made after the Spanish league cancelled the adjustment altogether, saying that it would be almost unlikely to wait for all Fuenlabrada players to recover. The team had 28 other people inflamed over the weekend.
Fuenlabrada, who fights for a place in the promotional playoffs, said in an initial that he would settle for the decision of the officers. This led the league to factor out some other thanks to the club, which later denied conforming to the league’s decision, which eventually said it was the club that had come forward to cancel the match.
Numancia on Monday used its own referee to complain about the “unusual succession of s” issued through Liga y Fuenlabrada. He expressed his “outrage” over the recent league decisions and called for an expanded momently department next season.
Deportivo, champion of the Spanish 2000 league, had already asked the department with more clubs next season, which would allow him to relegate.
Rayo Vallecano was another team that aired on a Monday, it is not easy for them to have the possibility to play in the promotional playoffs after the cancellation of the Sports-Fuenlabrada match. Fuenlabrada had a chance to make it to the playoffs if the game was played.
The Spanish league was already in the country’s sports council, which accused the league and Fuenlabrada of violating fitness and protection protocols. Or they denied wrongdoing, through statements, of course.
Accusations back and forth have also put spanish league president Javier Tebas under surveillance, and clubs suggest he may have favored Fuenlabrada because his son works at the Madrid-based club. Other accusations opposing the league official have also arisen in the local media, none have become formal accusations.
Thebes and the president of the Spanish football federation Luis Rubiales, Spain’s most sensible football leaders, disagreed until the sports council intervened to call for a peace treaty between them amid the coronavirus pandemic.
It had worked and in Spain had been at peace for some time. The Spanish league ended effectively with Real Madrid winning the title.
But at the first sign of unrest in the midst of the pandemic, everything returns to the Spanish chaos of the time.