Real Madrid now face the possibility of being sanctioned by the Spanish FA following an emergency meeting attended by directors of first and second division clubs, as well as the the president of La Liga Javier Tebas and the president of the Technical Committee of Referees (CTA), Medina Cantalejo.

Following their criticism of refereeing decisions in Saturday's loss to Espanyol, Madrid have communicated that they will not be present.

La Liga is also home to some of the best teams and players in Europe, and their last round of matches gave us no shortage of drama. Here’s the recap: The biggest beneficiary of Real Madrid’s upset loss to Espanyol,

Former Real Madrid left-back Marcelo announced his retirement from professional football on Thursday after a trophy-laden career.Marcelo started his career with Brazilian club Fluminense before leaving for Real.

Brazil defender Marcelo has announced his retirement from football at the age of 36. The left-back, one of the most decorated players in history, played 58 times for Brazil. After coming through the ranks of Brazilian club Fluminense, Marcelo joined Real Madrid in 2007 at the age of 18.

Former Real Madrid and Brazil left-back Marcelo on Thursday announced his retirement from professional football at 36. He spent 16 years at Real Madri