Barcelona Lodge Fresh UEFA Complaint Over Atletico Champions League Exit
Barcelona have taken further action by filing a new complaint with UEFA following their Champions League quarter-final elimination against Atletico Madrid. The Spanish side, who lost 3-2 on aggregate, remain deeply dissatisfied with officiating decisions across both matches. Barcelona submit a second UEFA complaint over refereeing and VAR decisions in their Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid, citing major impact. Getty Images Sport This latest submission comes shortly after their initial protest, highlighting continued frustration with referees and VAR interventions. The club insists that multiple calls during both legs were mishandled and significantly influenced the outcome. Club president Joan Laporta voiced strong criticism, describing the officiating as unacceptable. Speaking publicly, he pointed to several contentious moments, including Pau Cubarsi’s red card, a suspected handball by Marc Pubill, Eric Garcia’s dismissal, a possible penalty involving D...