MADRID, May 11 (Reuters) - A Spanish court could decide as early as Wednesday on the legality of a strike protesting against a new TV rights law called by the players' union (AFE) which is threatening the final two match days in La Liga and the King's Cup final.
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The AFE announced last week players would go on strike indefinitely from May 16 and the professional league (LFP), which represents the 42 clubs in the top two divisions, filed a petition to have the action declared illegal.