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The aftermath of Real Madrid’s 4–1 victory over Sevilla continued on Tuesday, with the visitors submitting a formal complaint about the television coverage and disputing the explanations they received from the referees’ committee. Elsewhere, Madrid are seeking contributions from the…

Real Madrid are seeking financial contributions from six English clubs for Super League costs, while Sevilla filed a formal complaint over broadcast coverage following Madrid's 4–1 victory. Sevilla voiced dissatisfaction with how disputed incidents involving players like Arda Güler and Kylian Mbappé were presented during the match.
Tensions are also rising ahead of El Clásico, with Barcelona president Joan Laporta declaring an institutional breakdown with Real Madrid and warning he will soon address recent controversies. Concurrently, Real Madrid TV criticized Barcelona players for exerting influence over refereeing decisions during recent VAR reviews.
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