The National Second Instance Committee of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced the annulment of the single judge's ruling regarding the suspension of the Rayo - Oviedo match. This ruling originally delegated the authority over this matter to the federation rather than to LaLiga itself, which was contested by the Real Oviedo club, who sought to claim three points from the match. According to LaLiga, the RFEF does not have the jurisdiction to review or declare the ineffectiveness of decisions made regarding match suspensions, postponements, and scheduling by LaLiga.

As a result, the Rayo - Oviedo match is now scheduled to take place on March 4 at 19:00, as established by LaLiga. This decision emphasizes the importance of maintaining clear boundaries and competencies between the different governing bodies in Spanish football, especially in relation to how competitive integrity is upheld. The ruling also signals the RFEF's respect for LaLiga's authority in managing its competencies.

The outcome of this situation not only affects the teams involved but also serves as a precedent for future disputes that may arise between LaLiga and the RFEF. By siding with LaLiga in this instance, the RFEF reinforces the idea that the league has the final say in timing and organization matters, which could influence the management of similar issues in the future. This case exemplifies the ongoing dynamics and sometimes contentious relationships within the governing structures of Spanish football.