Real Madrid defeated Villarreal. Journalist Tomás Roncero, who covers Real Madrid, recently discussed the refereeing controversies facing the club this season on the program "Carrusel Canalla". He stated that referee Díaz de Mera made numerous mistakes in the Real Madrid vs. Villarreal match and directly called on Spain's Technical Refereeing Committee (CTA) to address the existing problems.

Roncero: The Negreira case remains an open wound for Real Madrid.

According to Roncero, the ongoing controversy surrounding Spain's refereeing system is linked to Barcelona's unpunished status in the "Negreira case".

"This should not only be Real Madrid complaining; the entire football world should demand justice. For Madridistas, the prolonged delay in the Negreira case decision remains an open wound."

He also referenced the previous Madrid derby. According to him, Atlético Madrid should have received two red cards before halftime. Roncero believes that the controversial decision in the derby, combined with similar incidents in Real Madrid's previous matches, has deepened Real Madrid fans' suspicions about the current refereeing system.

"When there is doubt, the outcome always goes against Real Madrid."

Regarding recent controversial decisions, Roncero also compared two incidents involving Valverde and Vinicius.

Valverde was previously considered to have "not dived" because he remained on his feet and continued playing after being fouled by Lee Kang-in. However, Roncero pointed out that Saliba also did not protest much after having his hair pulled in a previous match, yet VAR still intervened and ultimately led to Vinicius being sent off.

"So the argument about Valverde is invalid. This season, we have seen Vinicius kicked from behind and Huijsen elbowed in the face, among other situations. Every match seems to have key decisions that ultimately harm Real Madrid. When there is doubt, the coin always falls on the opposite side for Real Madrid."

Roncero further stated that Real Madrid fans' distrust of the current refereeing system is difficult to reconcile. He believes that some referees have connections to the Negreira era or were trained under that system, making it difficult for outsiders to believe the refereeing environment can change naturally.

He also alleged that some past decisions favoring Barcelona may have influenced referees' career paths: "The wrong decisions favoring Barcelona may have actually helped referees advance further, becoming international referees, and even leading Copa del Rey finals. That is how they have influenced the refereeing system. Until new referees emerge who are unaffected by past controversies, it will be difficult for this situation to change."

Supporting Real Madrid TV's release of controversial refereeing videos.

At the end of the program, Roncero reviewed other refereeing controversies in Spanish football in recent years. He mentioned that ahead of the Copa del Rey final between Real Madrid and Barcelona, two referees who were initially assigned to lead the match publicly criticized Real Madrid.

"Every referee currently at the CTA knows that if they make a mistake favoring Real Madrid, they will likely face problems; but if that mistake favors Barcelona, they know their situation will actually improve."

Roncero also expressed his support for Real Madrid TV (RMTV), which continues to release videos about refereeing controversies: "Sometimes you have to fight injustice. The videos released by RMTV use actual footage, not AI-generated content."

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