The Spanish Football League is considering a move to take legal action against the Spanish Football Federation, after the latter's decision to postpone the summit match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, until mid-December.
The Clasico summit was supposed to take place in Barcelona on Saturday, but the decision was postponed after a request from the league because of "exceptional circumstances."
"The Competitions Committee the two clubs, where the clubs proposed to hold the game on December 18, as the most appropriate date for the postponed game."
The match was supposed to take place at 13:00 local time, which corresponded to a large viewership abroad, especially in East Asia, but the game will now be played on Wednesday evening late in the evening.
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"We are looking at the documents we have received regarding the decision-making process. This is to assess the situation and the possibility of legal action."
Huge demonstrations took place after the imprisonment of nine separatist leaders in Catalonia and many clashes with police.
But the Spanish league, in turn, was not satisfied with the new date, after the decision of the federation to hold the game on Wednesday evening, December 18, amid a tense relationship between the two parties.
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