In the early afternoon, Real Madrid's leaders had not decided to officially complain about the referees' statements, but the indignation grew, and when it was approaching the time for training and the press conference, a step was taken, suggesting the change of referees, with special mention of Gonzalez Fuertes, responsible for the VAR.

Real Madrid watched the reaction of the fans, seeing how little by little the indignation was growing, to the point of deciding to file a formal complaint with the Federation and suggest that a referee who has spoken like this cannot officiate any match. It is even possible that they will not even show up for the final

They believe that a person who speaks like this about something or someone they are going to judge is not qualified to decide and pass judgment on anything, in clear reference to Gonzalez Fuertes.

The pulse is maintained: the pressure does not ease

The Spanish Football Federation remains firm in its position and sees no possibility of a change, but what is clear is that everything that has happened will take its toll on the Technical Committee of Referees. Not even what is considered provocation, such as the videos of Real Madrid TV or some statements on social networks by other teams, will serve as an excuse for decision-making.

Rafael Louzan spoke to Jose Angel Sanchez at around 18:30, so that Real Madrid as an institution would reconsider and attend both the training session and the gala dinner of the final. It is true that Florentino Perez was not expected to arrive in Seville until Saturday morning, so in no case was he going to go to the dinner, but the idea of not attending remains firm.

The possibility that there will be no final continues to hover over the Andalusian capital, but the Spanish FA hopes that the outcome will not go beyond not attending training and the press conference. Real Madrid's indignation continues to grow and it is not known what the end result will be.