Finally some justice

Spanish referee Cesar Muniz has been accused of "stealing" twice in the season beginning.
Now the committee of judges closed by the judge.
And according to newspaper Marca is "almost certainly" that Muniz moved down to the second division next season.
Spanish referee Cesar Muniz has had a tough start to the season. In the match between Elche and Real Madrid on Wednesday night condemned him an extremely dubious penalty for the capital team in extra-time after Pepe gone to ground.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored the penalty and Real Madrid won by 2-1.

Second division?

Elche's captain was clear about what he said after the game.
- We leave the game with a sense of having been robbed.
But the decision to a penalty for Real Madrid is not only Muniz questionable refereeing decisions this season. When Barcelona won against Sevilla 3-2 two weeks ago ruled the judge off what looked to be a completely accurate acknowledgment rule through ball from Juan Cala.

Muniz felt Cala putted Dani Alves in the take off.
- It is a theft. Everyone has seen what happened. We played a good game but can not do anything about it there, then placed Sevilla's Fernando Navarro after the game.
Spanish Judiciary Committee has now acted. The newspaper Marca closed Muniz of two rounds of the incident in the Barcelona game, while he may not rule big games for the rest of the season.
But it looks to be even worse consequences for what happened in the Real Madrid match. On Tuesday stated the committee decide that Muniz may not rule Elche for the remainder of the season and from January, he shall not judge internationals anymore.
In addition, according to Marca almost certainly Muniz relegated to the second division from next season