La Liga chief Javier Tebas insists legal ruling in favour of remaining Super League rebels means nothing

LA LIGA chief Javier Tebas has dismissed the importance of the Super League latest legal ruling in favour of the three remaining rebels.

The court in Madrid unsurprisingly confirmed its previous judgement that Uefa should cease and retract their threat to ban Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus.

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Javier Tebas says a legal ruling in favour of the remaining Super League rebels means nothing[/caption]

Uefa are understood to be unworried by what is no more than a “house” courtroom in the Spanish capital.

Parallels have been drawn with former Fifa boss Sepp Blatter’s tame court in his home town of Meilen, used in attempts to silence his critics a decade ago.

Real, Barca and Juve trumpeted the ruling, claiming they now wished to work in a “constructive and co-operative manner” and claiming their project was an “open” league rather than a self-elected closed shop.

But Tebas mocked the rebels and the court as he suggested the legal ruling was not worth the paper it was printed on.

Tebas said: “I have read the statement, not the court order.

“But first of all, it’s the same judge as always – so he was always going to rule in a similar fashion.

“If this particular judge has already made his views on the issue clear, he is not going to change his mind.

“If he was going to change his line, it would be a bit of a joke, wouldn’t it – speaking of jokes, I think there’s a lot of them going on in that court.”