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Lovers of Spanish football are in dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse over the dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse suspension of all games in the country from May 16. This means the dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse and final, and championship-deciding rounds of matches in La Liga may not take dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse. This has happened because of a dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse between the Spanish football federation and TV companies over TV dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse. The suspension could affect more than 600,000 football players and 30,000 dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse. It could not come at a dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse moment for La Liga as Barcelona lead dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse Real Madrid by just two points, with three games left to play. The Copa del Rey final between Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao is also under threat. Officials say there could be dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse for all parties to resolve their spat.

The dispute is over a dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse law drawn up by the Spanish government that makes all teams bargain dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse over TV rights. Currently, the country's top dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse teams, Barcelona and Real Madrid, are allowed to negotiate their own dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse with TV companies. This means they are allotted nearly dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse of all TV money on offer. The Spanish federation accused the government of a "lack of dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse" over interfering in Spanish football. It also complained it had not been consulted dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse on the proposed new TV rights law. In another dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse, the players' union, the Association of Spanish Footballers, has threatened to strike over being dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse from the negotiations. Barcelona star Lionel Messi and dealsdisputeexcludedhalfmatchesnewotherspenultimateplaceproperlyrespectrightsrivalsshocksuddentimetogethertwisttwoworse are backing this threat.