Jude Bellingham: Real Madrid appeal against a home ban on two games imposed on a midfielder dismissed by the Spanish Federation | Football news

Real Madrid’s appeal against the suspension of Jude Bellingham was rejected.

The English midfielder was hit by ban after being sent against Osasuna on February 15 for the oath of the referee.

In his match report, Judge Jose Muner Gonerro stated that Bellingham had told him “f ***”.

The Spanish Football Federation (Rfef) banned the 21-year-old for two games, saying that he showed “contemptuous or insignificant attitudes towards judges, officials or sports authorities.”

After the game, Bellingham said he did not insult the referee, but made a “expression to himself.”

Real Madrid said that the Rfef Bellingham complaint committee said “f *** excluded” and not “f *** you”.

The appellation committee said the club tried to “show the absence of an offensive or offensive nature” “F *** OFF”, but said it was “not relevant” given that he could not confirm that Bellingham had said that.

The committee also considered the work as serious as violent behavior (in a verbal sense).

According to the explanations, the expert report stipulates that Bellingham said “f *** you”, and video evidence provided by the club did not show the final angle to control the professional report.

He will now miss the League match against Girona on Sunday and travel to Seville to face Real Betis on March 2.

Bellingham will also be excluded from the first leg of the Champions League in Real Madrid, the last 16th year against Atletico Madrid, after collecting a third European campaign reservation on Wednesday in Manchester City.

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