LaLiga have all the institutions on top right now. If the Federation, off the record, had already expressed their anger to AS for having found out so late about the Deportivo-Fuenlabrada mess and the Xunta de Galicia and the Community of Madrid have opened investigations to clarify what happened, now it is the Higher Sports Council that is also “very upset” with the employers for their way of proceeding in this crisis. Yesterday It demanded an exhaustive report with all the events that occurred and, at the moment, the Council has not received any response.
Until now, the CSD had limited itself to accompanying LaLiga and the RFEF in decision-making at a time of strong pressure and little time in the most complicated hours prior to the start of the last day in Segunda, just when deciding what was done with the last unified day. Since then, when it was decided to postpone the Riazor match and keep the rest of the competition, has limited itself to gathering information from the parties and requesting all kinds of reports in order to help in this critical situation. However, their contribution has been slowed by LaLiga's lack of response to their demands.
While, the Fuenlabrada expedition has already passed the tests in A Coruña and throughout the day they will know the conclusive results of yesterday and this morning to see if the six positives remain (there are four others in Madrid who did not travel) or that number has varied. LaLiga is currently working to publish the dates of the restart of the competition in these categories. Everything is at the expense of what happens in that NH Finisterre hotel.