Real Madrid have made a formal request to access the VAR audios from the recent Espanyol match, involving the main referee Muniz Ruiz and the VAR referee Iglesias Villanueva. The request

Real Madrid have filed a formal complaint with the RFEF and Spain's CSD over the refereeing in Saturday's defeat at Espanyol.

LaLiga leaders Real Madrid were stunned at lowly Espanyol on Saturday after losing 1-0 thanks to a late Carlos Romero strike.

Real Madrid are reportedly gearing up to take legal action over the VAR audio from their recent match against Espanyol, as revealed by Mundo Deportivo. This move comes amid the ongoing controversy

Carlo Ancelotti said Real Madrid's formal complaint over refereeing was "an opportunity to change things" on Tuesday, after the club's board called for an overhaul of what they called "a completely discredited refereeing system.

A 1-0 defeat to Espanyol this past Saturday angered Real Madrid, who submitted a four-page open complaint to the Spanish football authorities criticizing the officiating.

Real Madrid are currently in an open war with the refereeing association in Spain, in the wake of their four-page letter to the authorities, demanding radical reforms within the system.This comes on

Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti has said there is an “emergency situation” at the Bernabeu currently. Los Blancos failed to make any headway at all in the January transfer window, not landing a single signing despite claims that they were ready to spend up to €30 million to bring a right-back to the club following a serious injury to Dani Carvajal.