La Liga president Javier Tebas has responded to recent allegations of systemic refereeing bias directed against Real Madrid. Following a 2-1 derby defeat to Atletico Madrid, members of the Real Madrid organization, including manager Jose Mourinho, suggested that officials were acting with prejudice against the club. Tebas characterized these conspiracy theories as detached from reality, stating that those who believe in such a plot are effectively "living in another galaxy."

While both Al Jazeera and the BBC report on Tebas’s firm rejection of these claims, the outlets differ in their focus. Al Jazeera emphasizes the specific context of the post-match accusations made by Mourinho, framing the incident as a direct confrontation between the club's leadership and the league's administration. In contrast, the BBC focuses more on the colorful language used by Tebas to dismiss the narrative, highlighting the absurdity of the claims from the perspective of the league's governing body. Neither report provides a detailed breakdown of the specific refereeing decisions that prompted the initial complaints, focusing instead on the broader rhetoric surrounding the integrity of La Liga officials.