Row rumbles on: LaLiga chief hits out at Real Madrid | OneFootball

After La Liga planned to hold a league match between FC Barcelona and Villarreal at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami in December, there were protests from several Spanish clubs.

Real Madrid – who frequently have feuds with the league association – also clearly positioned themselves against moving a match abroad. It seems that league boss Javier Tebas has not forgotten this.

"We've been hearing for weeks that this is a historic day because Madrid is hosting the NFL. However, we are talking about the same stadium of the club that opposed an official game in Miami," the 63-year-old mocked towards the Madrilenians during the NFL game in Spain.

After the American football league already visited Berlin last week, today the NFL teams of the Washington Commanders and Miami Dolphins faced off at the Santiago Bernabéu.

In overtime, the Dolphins ultimately prevailed in front of 78,610 fans. For Tebas, this was likely of little importance.

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