The Referees Technical Committee (CTA) are set to meet with Barcelona to discuss refereeing decisions taken in the most recent Clasico clash with Real Madrid. Barcelona President Joan Laporta had complained about the decision publicly, and demanded that the video and audio footage from the VOR room be released, while threatening legal action too.
The CTA, which are part of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), but operate independently, will meet with Barcelona in the coming days to review footage from the Clasico, which involved a controversial ‘ghost goal’ from Lamine Yamal. Barcelona were convinced there was enough footage to show the ball crossed the line, but the officials did not find conclusive evidence, and there was no goal-line technology, which would have cleared the matter up.
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