La Liga president Javier Tebas rejects claims by Real Madrid that refereeing decisions were part of a “conspiracy” after the club’s 2-1 derby defeat to Atletico Madrid. Tebas criticizes the idea that officiating bias can explain the result, and he frames the narrative as an attempt to shift attention away from performance.
Multiple outlets report that Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho reacted to the loss by presenting evidence at his post-match news conference. According to the coverage, Mourinho brought printed screenshots of what he said were red-card tackle incidents involving Atletico players. Tebas and other reports describe his response as dismissive of the allegations, while one outlet quotes him attacking the media and repeating the same storyline.
Across the articles, the key points remain consistent: Tebas publicly disputes the “conspiracy” narrative, the dispute stems from the derby on Sunday, and Mourinho’s post-match reaction centers on disputed red-card incidents. The differing emphasis is mostly in wording and framing—ranging from Tebas’s comments about media narratives to his broader rebuttal on refereeing claims—rather than on the underlying sequence of events.
