Kobe Radio, after the Appeal Committee rejects Real Madrid's appeal against Heysen's red card, Real Madrid will appeal to the Sports Administrative Court. The Appeal Board ruled on Thursday to refuse to revoke the red card Heysen won against Real Sociedad. The player was sent off for tripping Oyasaval at the end of the half, and referee Hill Manzano determined that the foul posed a clear chance to score. The Technical Arbitration Committee then admitted in the weekly "Review Time" analysis that the punishment for Real Madrid central defenders was too heavy and it should have been more appropriate to warn with a yellow card.

However, the Appeals Committee rejected Real Madrid's complaint against the penalty. The Commission declared that it agreed with the Technical Arbitration Committee's assessment, but also stated that "there are multiple explanations allowed for this game action, which excludes the existence of obvious substantive errors. Because of this - and as the Technical Arbitration Committee correctly pointed out (the Committee agrees with this view) - the handling of the failure of VAR to intervene is correct because the action does not constitute a clear, obvious and significant misjudgment. "

Real Madrid, upon knowledge of the Appeal Board's decision, announced that it would file a complaint with the Sports Administrative Tribunal (TAD).