THERE WILL BE NO FOOTBALL ON MONDAY - RFEF's Rubiales fumes over LaLiga schedule

Barcelona is away to Athletic Bilbao in the first game of the LaLiga 2019-20 season, but the president of the RFEF is not happy.

Published : Jul 12, 2019 23:27 IST

In a furious message posted on social media, RFEF boss Luis Rubiales hit out at Tebas once more.
In a furious message posted on social media, RFEF boss Luis Rubiales hit out at Tebas once more.
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In a furious message posted on social media, RFEF boss Luis Rubiales hit out at Tebas once more.

Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) president Luis Rubiales has reacted angrily to the release of LaLiga fixtures, proclaiming: "THERE WILL BE NO FOOTBALL ON MONDAY."

The schedule for the first round of the season was released on Friday, with defending champions Barcelona opening the new campaign away to Athletic Bilbao on August 16, a Friday.

Mallorca's return to LaLiga comes at home to Eibar on the following Monday, with Real Betis hosting Real Valladolid on the same day.

Rubiales has regularly spoken out about matches being played either side of the weekend, an issue that has fuelled tensions between him and LaLiga boss Javier Tebas.

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And in a furious message posted on social media following the release of the fixtures, Rubiales hit out at Tebas once more.

"The RFEF DOES NOT AUTHORISE @LaLiga FRIDAYS (without agreement) or MONDAY," Rubiales wrote on Twitter.

"The Superior Council of Sports (CSD) meets with us on this on July 17 and Javier Tebas has blown up the meeting and won't give the time of day to football, fans and even the CSD.

"We continue the same: THERE WILL BE NO FOOTBALL ON MONDAY."

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