Real Madrid's LaLiga Opener Against Osasuna Stays On Schedule Amid Appeals
Real Madrid's appeal to postpone their LaLiga opener against Osasuna on August 19 has been rejected by Spain's federation, RFEF. The club requested more rest following the Club World Cup in the U.S., but an RFEF judge stated only force majeure circumstances would allow a change.

Real Madrid's efforts to delay their LaLiga season opener against Osasuna were thwarted as Spain's football federation (RFEF) dismissed their appeal. The match, set for August 19, will proceed as planned, with the RFEF prioritizing the integrity of the competition.
The Spanish giants argued for a later start, following their participation in the Club World Cup in the U.S., where they fell short to Paris St Germain in the semi-finals. Despite their request for extended rest, an RFEF judge maintained that such a change to the schedule would only be considered under force majeure circumstances.
Furthermore, the judge mentioned that although Real Madrid claimed an agreement with Osasuna, there was no evidence of a formal response to the request. The ruling underscores the federation's commitment to maintaining a consistent and fair competition calendar.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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