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Real Madrid manager José Mourinho strongly criticized match officials following a 2-1 defeat against city rivals Atlético Madrid. During his post-match press conference, Mourinho presented a printed sheet displaying screenshots of two tackles by Atlético players that he asserted merited red cards, claiming officials held a bias against his team.
La Liga president Javier Tebas subsequently responded via social media to an El Debate column by Tomás González-Martín that defended Madrid's perspective. Tebas firmly rejected claims that officiating should favor prominent clubs based on commercial impact or audience revenue, defending referee impartiality across the competition.
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