Miguel Sesma Espinosa
No verdict yet How to read the numbers
He has not refereed a Clásico. He has refereed 20 matches in La Liga in 2025/26. He has not refereed Madrid and Barça enough for a comparison: 1 match with Madrid, 1 match with Barça.
With each club
All his La Liga games with each club in 2025/26.
| | | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | games with him | 1 |
| 1–0–0 | won–drew–lost | 1–0–0 |
| Fewer than 5 games: results only, no comparison. | ||
Cards and penalties in all his league games
- yellow cards per game
- 3.60
- league average 4.41
- red cards per game
- 0.00
- league average 0.27
- penalties per game
- 0.13
- league average 0.31
More cards can reflect the games he was given, not only how he referees.
Penalty data is missing for 5 of his games.
Every game with each club
Real Madrid Fewer than 5 games: results only, no comparison.
- W
FC Barcelona Fewer than 5 games: results only, no comparison.
- W
Show the games
Real Madrid
- Real Madrid 2–0 Levante won
FC Barcelona
- FC Barcelona 3–1 Elche won
How to read the numbers
Expected points and expected wins come from the pre-match betting odds with the bookmaker margin removed. Like every figure here they are recorded outcomes: they do not establish decision accuracy or anything about a referee's intent. Small samples produce extreme rates, so treat anything under 15 games cautiously.
Across the 23 current referee and club outcome tests, the smallest adjusted q-value is 0.094. None is below 0.05, so no referee's record here is statistically distinguishable from chance at the usual threshold. That is not the same as proving every effect is zero.
Sources
- El Colegiado, La Liga refereeing data (matches, odds, cards, penalties; CC BY-NC 4.0 and CC BY-SA 4.0, with data from football-data.co.uk)
- El Colegiado, methodology
- RFEF CTA, current referee list
- football-data.co.uk, La Liga results and pre-match odds
- Wikipedia, Clásico match reports and cup results (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Penalties from 2022/23 come from Wikipedia match reports and may miss some.
Fan project. Figures are recorded outcomes computed from El Colegiado's open data. They describe statistical deviations and are not evidence of misconduct by any referee. Club colours are used for identification only.