New statement from the Atletico groups in its crusade against UEFA

The fans of Atlético de Madrid its crusade continues against UEFA after the penalty annulled to Julián Alvarez in the round of the round of 16 of the Champions League before the Real Madrid which supposed the elimination of the rojiblanco team.

The International Peñas Union, the Senate, the 50 and Signs of Smoke They joined to file a complaint to the European football agency after commissioning two reports that showed that the video published by UEFA 16 hours after that controversial decision had been edited.

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Now, these associations have issued a new statement in which through a bureaux, They have asked Atlético de Madrid to ask UEFA for the original video with which that decision was made, within the legal strategy designed by lawyers.

The statement says the following: “Through the present, the four groups that form the alliance created to carry out the legal actions against UEFA report that today a burofax has been sent to the club, requesting from the same that, formally, asks UEFA to deliver the original video in which the images of the unfair goal to Julián Álvarez are collected.

The aforementioned Burofax is part of the legal strategy designed by our lawyers and constitutes a step prior to the rest of the initiatives that will come below and which we will inform promptly.

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Likewise, we take the opportunity to show our thanks to the support and signs of solidarity that, constantly, continue to arrive by fans, partners, rocks and organizations in general. “

On the morning of this Monday, The International Union of Peñas del Atlético de Madrid announced a 'crowdfounding' Through the sale of some t -shirts. “Join the rojiblanca crusade. Against injustice, against #uefagate. For the Atleti,” said the group of Rojiblancas Peñas in its statement. “We launched more than a shirt: a declaration of principles. Solidarity campaign with Alco Rojiblanca. All benefits will be destined to cover the expenses of the Crusade against UEFA,” added in the campaign. “This is not just soccer, it goes on dignity,” explained the union.