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Fermin Lopez has labelled Real Madrid’s regular referee complaints as “tiresome” ahead of Sunday’s Clasico between the two sides at Camp Nou. Los Blancos have made a habit of criticizing match officials but Lopez says Barcelona don’t want to get…

Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez has described Real Madrid’s ongoing complaints about referees as "tiresome" ahead of Sunday's El Clasico clash at Camp Nou. Lopez stated to RTVE that Barcelona prefer to avoid officiating controversies, focusing entirely on their own performance, values, and preparation for the major rivalry match.
Lopez appears poised to return to the starting lineup for manager Hansi Flick’s side on Sunday. His anticipated start comes after Barcelona suffered an injury blow, losing midfielder Dani Olmo during their midweek fixture against Paris Saint-Germain.
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