The Spanish Football Federation responds to Barcelona's request to transfer the controversial images of the Classic

The controversy continues after the Classic between Real Madrid and Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabéu. Ancelotti's men won 3-2, with a goal from Jude Bellingham on the hour mark. In this way, they have LaLiga practically assured after taking 11 points from their immediate pursuer, precisely the Blaugrana team.

The match was not without discussions: at 29, with the game tied at 1, Yamal finished in an unorthodox way with his heel after a corner and sent the ball towards the goal. Lunin was poorly positioned and tried to react to get the ball out before it crossed the goal line. After several minutes of review, the VAR decided not to validate FC Barcelona's goal as it did not find sufficient evidence that the ball had indeed crossed the line in its entirety.

This Monday, Laporta harshly attacked the VAR and assured that if it was determined that the goal had been incorrectly disallowed, he did not rule out asking for the game to be played again. Well, the response came from the Spanish Football Federation. According to information obtained by the newspaper Mundo Deportivo, the Federation indicated that “they have never provided all the videos recorded with the different cameras of a match, despite the fact that some clubs have also requested them, and that they are not going to provide them now, ensuring that an exception will not be thrown with the FC Barcelonadespite the request of the president of the Barcelona club. “Nor will it do so even if the Barça club went to the Las Rozas Football City to review the images there.”

What will Laporta say?