'From injustice to injustice, they will never overthrow me': Cristiano Ronaldo speaks out after Real Madrid star's five-game ban is upheld AGAIN
- Real Madrid's latest appeal against Cristiano Ronaldo's five-game ban has failed
- Ronaldo pushed a referee after being sent off against Barcelona this month
- Real originally appealed to Spanish Football Federation, who rejected their plea
- They then escalated the complaint to the Spanish sports court, who did likewise
- He has already missed two matches as a result and will now remain suspended
- The 32-year-old reacted to the decision by saying: 'From injustice to injustice'
- On Instagram he wrote: 'They will never overthrow me. I will come back stronger'
- Ronaldo will miss Real's games against Valencia, Levante and Real Sociedad
Cristiano Ronaldo will have to serve his five-match ban for pushing a referee after the Spanish sports court (TAD) rejected Real Madrid's appeal against the length of the suspension.
The Portuguese forward shoved official Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea after being sent off during Real's 3-1 victory over Barcelona in the first leg of the Spanish Super Cup on August 13.
As a result, the Spanish Football Federation issued Ronaldo with a €3,005 euro fine and a four-match suspension, in addition to the automatic one game ban the player was due to serve for the red card.
Cristiano Ronaldo must complete his five-match ban after Real Madrid's second appeal failed
Ronaldo was handed the punishment after he pushed referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea
The 32-year-old forward pushed the ref after being sent off in a 3-1 win over rivals Barcelona
Ronaldo took to Instagram on Monday evening to express his disgust at TAD's decision.
He posted the photo of himself pointing downwards along with the message: 'One more incomprehensible decision.
'From injustice to injustice, they will never overthrow me.
'And as always I will come back stronger. Thank you to all who have supported me.
The ban ruled Ronaldo out of the Super Cup second leg and Madrid's first La Liga match of the season against Deportivo La Coruna on Sunday. Real won both matches.
Ronaldo will now sit out league fixtures against Valencia, Levante and Real Sociedad before making his comeback against Real Betis on September 20.
Ronaldo missed the return leg with Barca as Real appealed to the Spanish Football Federation
The Spanish Football Federation upheld Ronaldo's ban and so have the Spanish sports court
He posted an image of himself pointing down to Instagram, writing: 'From injustice to injustice'
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