Alfredo Relaño takes a look at some of the new rules which have been introduced in the tax system - it's the 'Beckham Law' but the other way around...

More reasons to be optimistic about the future, after Florentino climbed down off his high horse to announce the purchase of CD Tacón.

'Operation Oikos' has tarnished Spanish football, but in itself it is good news. It's bad news that there was a group dedicated to rigging games, but it's good news that it has been dismantled.

¡Qué curiosa Copa esta! El Valencia aspira a ella como una máxima ilusión, broche de oro a la temporada de su Centenario, en la que de ...

VAR's first year in Spain, which Spanish refereeing chiefs offered a public review of yesterday, has seen its fair share of controversy...

‘El día del arquero’ (Goalkeepers' Day) was a long-standing Argentinian expression that was synonymous with 'never'.

UEFA has got Manchester City very worried indeed, with the club facing the threat of expulsion from the Champions League for breaching 'financial fair play' rules...

Infighting between the football authorities threatens to undo the years of hard work that have made Spanish women's football the success story it is today.

Luis Rubiales was in fine form yesterday at the Spanish FA assembly meeting with LaLiga's Javier Tebas opting not to make an appearance, already sensing 'defeat'.

The latest episode in the ongoing wrangle between LaLiga's Javier Tebas and Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales centred on both individuals calling a meeting for Spain's 2B and Tercera division sides

"If I'm honest, football doesn't feel the same if there's no Real Madrid game on a Sunday," a friend said to me this weekend...

AS Editor Alfredo Relaño looks at bad behaviour by the ultras in Spain, which seems to be on the rise once again.

AS editor Alfredo Relaño argues that LaLiga president Javier Tebas and Spanish FA chief Luis Rubiales must find a way to come together for the better of Spanish football.

For Florentino, post-game events turned out to be worse than the actual game. Today, 8 March, is a good moment to announce the birth of Real Madrid Women's team.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived back in Madrid yesterday ahead of one of the most appealing ties in the Champions League Round of 16, the very same day that Luis Rubiales outlined a new proposal for Spanish football...

Sergio Ramos had everything well planned, the game was into the final minutes and with his side winning 1-2, the Camas born defender commits a blatant trip and immediately helps his rival to his feet.

There is a tradition at AS where we try and meet up almost every Monday for lunch with representatives from a sports federation (tennis, handball, rugby etc).

Alfredo Relaño looks at Javier Tebas' plan to take the Week 21 game between Girona and Barcelona to the United States. A project which never came to fruition.

For anyone interested in how VAR is working, I'd advise you to take time to reflect carefully on the words of Velasco Carballo, the man responsible for the system in LaLiga.

For some time now, LaLiga has supposedly been run stringently, under the unyielding hand of Javier Tebas and his big financial controller, Javier Gómez.

For a few years now, Dubai has hosted a kind of get-together for the football world that's part conference, part awards gala...

Yes, it was all a big Día de los Inocentes ruse! I hope you took it in good humour. Contrary to our fun piece yesterday, Tebas and Rubiales were not seen in any Cistercian monastery...

The big wheel of football today has Marcos Llorente sitting on top, just as it has Isco sitting at the bottom. The same could be said of Solari and Lopetegui.

A kick where it hurts. The proposed LaLiga game between Girona and Barcelona will not be staged in Miami but at Montilivi.

As the Champions League group stage reaches its denouement, with Real Madrid and Barcelona into the last 16 as winners of their sections...

After 13 matches, Sevilla sit top of LaLiga. Thirteen games make up a third of the season, we would say that's enough time for teams to have shown each other their hands.