"FC Barcelona has filed a complaint with UEFA regarding the refereeing performance in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final tie against Atletico Madrid. The Club believes that, throughout the two matches of the tie, several refereeing decisions were made that did not comply with the Laws of the Game, resulting from an incorrect application of the regulations and a lack of adequate intervention by the VAR system in clearly significant actions."
"According to FC Barcelona, the accumulation of these errors has had a direct impact on the development of the matches and on the final result of the tie, resulting in a significant sporting and economic loss for the Entity."
"Through this claim, the Club reiterates the requests made to UEFA previously and, at the same time, offers to collaborate with UEFA with the aim of improving the refereeing system in order to guarantee a more rigorous, fair and transparent officiating process."
FC Barcelona has officially filed a complaint with UEFA concerning the refereeing in their Champions League quarter-final against Atletico Madrid. Controversial decisions included a missed penalty for a handball and a red card shown to Eric Garcia. Barcelona's previous complaint was deemed inadmissible by UEFA. The club asserts that the refereeing errors significantly impacted the matches' outcomes and resulted in substantial losses. They are seeking improvements in the refereeing system and are willing to collaborate with UEFA to ensure fairer officiating.
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