The Competition Committee of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) imposed two sanction matches on Wednesday against Villarreal coach, Unai Emery, and one against Getafe, José Bodarlás, both sent off during matchday 23 with a direct red card.
In the case of Emery, the two games are due to an attitude of contempt or disregard for the referees, according to Competition, after being sent off at the end of Villarreal-Betis (1-2) for protesting.
According to the arbitration certificate, “Once the game was over, the Villarreal coach was told that he was sent off for waiting in the dressing room tunnel at our entrance, gesturing and addressing us in the following terms: 'it's always against us, we have bad luck, but it is always against us', all this repeatedly. “
On the last play of the match there had been a foul in favor of Villarreal, which the referee punished, although in that play a shot from the local team ended in a goal that did not rise to the scoreboard.
In the case of Bordalás, Competition imposes a penalty game on him for conduct contrary to good sporting order, after the referee report of Getafe-Real Sociedad (0-1) reflected that he was expelled in the 90th minute for “leaving the technical area, entering the field of game, to face a player of the opposing team “.