Barcelona has withdrawn a formal complaint to the European Football Association

A day after the match against Inter, in the Barcelona locker room, they were still bothering the referee. “It was the biggest burglary seen since the VAR was implemented,” were the comments that reverberated within the four walls of the Ciutat Esportiva before the start of the training session. All the comments pointed directly at someone who wasn’t exactly the judge, but The person in charge of the VAR room, Dutch referee Paul van Buekelthe same that was also in Munich and “Eat” Davis’ penalty on Dembele.

At the club, they were clearly considered affected in three specific match actions: The broken card pardoned by Çalhanoglufor the brutal handling of Sergio Busquets, The goal was canceled by Pedri by some previous hands to my dadAnd the Dumfries’ punishmentTouching the ball with a fully extended hand. The club’s legal field received orders from the Presidency of the Republic, at the instigation of coaches and captains, to send an official complaint to UEFA. on arbitration and punishable acts, each of which is attached to the relevant stock of charts.

However, this afternoon, the club considered that this official complaint would not be the best strategy as it considers that it is always archived., and choosing other types of channels to claim VAR performance improvements from UEFA. Anyway, in the locker room they are still unaware that the club has changed its strategy and are still waiting for someone to inform them of the reasons for directing the complaint through other channels.

What is clear about it, whether from the players or the coaches, is that Van Bueckl cannot arbitrate in any other matches for the Blaugrana from the VAR, because it has been proven that he is unfair in his assessments and decision-making. Which is that morale is still so hot inside the club, that more than one person is speaking directly about premeditation.