La Liga president Javier Tebas says Real Madrid have "lost their head" after the Spanish club launched an unprecedented attack on the league's referees. Real Madrid sent a formal letter of complaint to the Spanish FA (RFEF) and Spain's High Council for Sports after suffering a 1-0 defeat at Espanyol on Saturday.

On Thursday, the Spanish Football Federation hosted at meeting with all of the clubs in La Liga and Segunda, although Real Madrid chose not to be present. Despite the fact that the event was

Spanish league president Javier Tebas has lashed out at Real Madrid. He says the club leadership has “lost its mind” for accusing Spain’s referees of being biased against the defending champion.

La Liga President Javier Tebas said that at Real Madrid "they’ve lost their minds" and revealed plans to denounce the club over its recent controversial statement.

La Liga president Javier Tebas said Thursday Spanish champions Real Madrid were playing the victim and have “lost their head” after they attacked refereeing in the country.

Spanish league president Javier Tebas lashed out at Real Madrid on Thursday, saying the club have 'lost their mind' for accusing Spain's referees

BARCELONA (AP) — El presidente de la liga española, Javier Tebas, fustigó el jueves duramente al Real Madrid al afirmar que la directiva del club ha “perdido la cabeza” tras acusar a los árbitros de E

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Real Madrid was left shocked after a 1-0 La Liga loss to 18th-placed Espanyol at the RCDE Stadium. Ancelotti's side created great chances but came up against a

Real Madrid formally complained of refereeing mistakes to the Spanish Football Federation and the country's top sports authority on Monday. The letter was sent two days after Madrid felt it was hurt by refereeing mistakes in a 1-0 loss at Espanyol in La Liga.

The head of Spain's refereeing body, Luis Medina Cantalejo, has hit back at Real Madrid's accusations of "manipulation and adulteration" of the competition by officials, insisting that "my colleagues and I are not corrupt.