FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta looks to continue the drama between him and Real Madrid. Barcelona and Real Madrid have recently been talking about alleged corruption in the league and how referee decisions have favored both clubs. FC Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez also expressed his dissatisfaction with referee decisions against them in the past.
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Xavi has alluded to Real Madrid cheating games and that the VAR favors them. In today's Barca press conference, Xavi said, "I already said that I don't like that they condition the referees, but they continue to do it every week. "I am not the president of the Federation or the president of the league, but I am incredibly surprised that we allow this situation because it alters the competition for complete. It happens week after week."
A couple of days ago, Real Madrid TV criticized Xavi for other comments in the past about favorable decisions for Real Madrid. Real Madrid TV said, "For 20 years, 600 games of Mr. Xavi Hernández's career at Barcelona, with all titles are under suspicion. We are NOT saying it; the judge, the prosecutor's office, the Civil Guard say it." Now Barca president Laporta spoke about Real Madrid TV and called it a shame about the station talking badly about Xavi and Barcelona.
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Laporta spoke about Real Madrid TV today and continues defending FC Barcelona from accusations. Laporta says, "What Real Madrid TV is doing is such a shame. The whole world saw them on the game against Almeria. Negreira case? The media is greedy. The theory of us 'buying referees' has not been proven. I trust in justice. I am a lawyer myself, and Barça will be acquitted because the reality is that we never bought referees. Barça TV has never practiced propaganda like Real Madrid TV. The RFEF should get involved."
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