La Liga is considered to be a top league filled with lots of football stars and legendary teams. However, there is still some room for improvement as the latest El Clasico proved.
The controversial moment occurred in the 29th minute of the match. Lamine Yamal was the first to react to Barcelona's corner, changing the direction of the ball with his back heel.
Real Madrid players didn't expect such a move, though, Andrii Lunin still was able to react, catching the ball on the line of the goal. According to the referee of the match and his assistants, the ball didn't cross the line.
So what is the problem with this episode you could ask, just use the goal-line technology. The thing is - La Liga doesn't have it.
And while Barcelona fans were showing alternative angles, football fans from all over the world slammed La Liga, proposing to finally install this technology.
RedOnePunch: "You'd think they'd have set up better angles to compensate for not having goal-line technology."
econhisgeo: "What a clown league. No Goal line tech even after earning so much money."
nick2k23: "La Liga should be ashamed something like this can happen in 2024 when other top leagues have had goal-line tech for years."
dwSHA: "LMAO with the angle talk. Just fucking pay a goal-line technology."
DaddyMeUp: "If only there was some technology that worked 99.9% of the time to make sure goals like this are rightly given..."
TK_045: "The biggest scandal here is that a top 3 league like La Liga genuinely doesn't have a goal-line technology. How tf is that even a thing nowadays?"
La Liga rejected the implementation of goal-line technology for the 2023-2024 season. The decision was made by Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, who did not want to spend the money needed to add the technology.
