Jude Bellingham: Real Madrid’s appeal against two-game domestic ban imposed on midfielder rejected by Spanish federation | Football News happymamay

Real Madrid’s appeal against Jude Bellingham was rejected from the match.

The English midfielder was subjected to the ban after being sent off against Osasuna on February 15th due to the oath of the referee.

In the match report, referee Jose Monira Montero stated that Bellingham said, “P *** you.”

The Spanish Football Association (RFEF) banned the 21 -year -old in two games, saying that he showed “disdain or unqualified positions towards referees, officials or sports authorities.”

After the match, Pelingham said he did not insult the referee, but he made an expression of myself.

Real Madrid told the RFEF Appeals Committee that Bellingham said “F *** Off” instead of “F *** You”.

The Appeals Committee said that the club tried to “show the absence of a humiliating or offensive nature” for “F *** Off”, but he said that this was “inappropriate” because it was unable to confirm this.

The committee also considered that the crime is dangerous, such as violent behavior (in verbal sense).

According to the regions, provided that the expert report is that Bellingham said “F *** you” and the video evidence presented by the club did not show a conclusive angle to confront the expert report.

He will now be absent from his team’s match against Girona on Sunday and the trip to Seville to face Real Madrid on March 2.

Bellingham will also be excluded from the first League match in the Champions League in Real Madrid against Atletico Madrid after collecting the third seizure of the European campaign in the defeat of Manchester City on Wednesday.

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