Arbitration : the real ranking of La Liga without the errors of the VAR, it’is serious !

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A specialist in Spanish arbitration, Archivo VAR has revealed what the La Liga standings would look like without the errors made by video assistance. Currently leading with 50 points, Real Madrid would have more points than expected.

With 15 days remaining in the Spanish first division championship, the top of the table is closely contested. Leading by 7 points over their long-standing rival, Barca, Real Madrid lost valuable points in the 22nd and 23rd rounds. In the closing stages of the championship, Carlo Ancelotti’s team has been subject to significant injustices from referees. Despite the presence of VAR, which is supposed to minimize refereeing errors, issues are worsening in La Liga. And as usual throughout the championship, Archivo VAR does not hesitate to criticize its colleagues.

The true La Liga standings without VAR errors

Refereeing: the true La Liga standings without VAR mistakes

Mateu Lahoz, a former referee of the Spanish league, continues to expose the serious mistakes made by his fellow officials. To accurately assess the impact of poor refereeing decisions in La Liga, the specialized website Archivo VAR has published the actual standings of the Spanish league. According to the data, Real Madrid is the most penalized club, losing six points due to incorrect decisions. The current leader with 50 points, Carlo Ancelotti’s team should actually have 56 points, according to these revised calculations.

In second place on this list is FC Barcelona, with 52 points, compared to their current 48. Normally, the Catalan club should not be in third position in the standings, as they would have earned an additional 4 points without VAR errors. In fact, Real’s current runner-up, Atlético Madrid, with 49 points, should be in third place with 48 points, one point less than their current total.

All the more reason to demand change

Refereeing: the true La Liga standings without VAR errors

When considering all that has been lost by Real Madrid, it’s easy to understand why Florentino Perez is enraged with the Spanish refereeing commission. If not for the controversial decisions of the match officials, the standings would be more comfortable for the Madrid side, who would have a four-point lead over second place instead of just one today. In any case, the Madrid leadership is determined not to back down in their fight against Spanish referees, whose skill level is perceived to be much lower than that of referees in other leagues, such as the Premier League.