Revolution in Spanish Football: Referees Will Have to Go to Press Conference
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LA LIGA introduced a major innovation at the beginning of this season, referees were interviewed in front of television cameras before matches.
A new system will be introduced in Spain's La Liga, requiring referees to give television interviews after matches. It will begin with the Levante vs. Atletico Madrid match on the 31st local time, and will be implemented for two matches in each round. Spanish media outlet Cadena SER reports that a total of 500,000 euros (approximately 88 million yen) will be awarded to all referees. This is an unusual initiative aimed at improving the transparen…
The experiment will take place for the first time in Spain: the aim is to seek greater transparency
Spain's La Liga is preparing a significant change that could affect the relationship between referees and the football public. Already from the upcoming weekend, ie match 11.
Referees in La Liga will appear on camera starting this weekend to explain their decisions. The Spanish league hopes to ensure greater transparency and improve the relationship between referees, clubs, and supporters.
The measure starts in the 11th round as a pilot project and is part of a larger agreement between LaLiga, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the Union of Arbitrators (EASAF)
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