Barcelona took a convincing victory against Osasune, with a score of 3: 0, which kept the first place on the La League table.
However, victory could be called into question, as Osasuna plans to appeal because of the potential offense regarding FIFA rules.
Namely, Osasuna claims that Barcelona broke the rule relating to players who left the representation due to injury. According to FIFA rules, players who leave the representation due to injuries, may not perform for the club before five days pass from their last team for the national team.
Iñigo Martínez was on the field for Barcelona in the match against Osasun, although he had previously left the Spanish national team due to his knee injury. The problem arose because Spain was last played against the Netherlands on Sunday, and the game Barcelona with Osasun was on Thursday, which passed only four days, not the last five days.
Although Martínez hurt his knee in the match against the athletes, although Barcelona informed the Spanish football alliance, it is not clear whether Martínez himself sought a return from the representative camp or it was decided by Selector Luis de la Fuente.
If Osasuna manages to prove that Barcelona broke the rules, and Barcelona did not have proof that the selector of Spain sent Martines home, they could lose three points.
(Vijesti.ba)
