Bompastore said he felt a task “to raise our votes” about the standard playing, but wants the European Football Executive Board to participate.
“I might look at me two or three weeks ago. Real Madrid played against Barcelona before, and the stadium was really bad.
“I think… UEFA should make some decisions and clubs should be (for force) to have another stadium, especially when it’s an international rest for men and the stadium – the Great Stadium – available.
“I know it’s definitely money, but if you want to help women’s football you have to make that decision.
Estadio Alfrdo di Stefano Stadium is considered an elite area by the European Union, but was badly badly before Tuesday’s game after heavy rains.
Before the start of the game, a check was checked and considered the game, but when the game started, he started cutting badly.
In the final of the Chelsea Cup, on the other hand, the Pride Park Stadium was an unequal face and a large part of the mud and a naked stream.
Manchester City interim president Nick Kushing said the derby and Madrid incidents were “two isolated events.
“The stadium, with what I understand at Madrid, was an issue-related issue and it’s really difficult. I’m sure Real Madrid is better off normally than that.
Arsenal manager Rene Silges has refused to blame the stadium for 2-0 defeat in the quarter-finals, but said the reactions to the conditions would be welcomed.
“I think it’s good and women’s football deserves to play on a good area, the least of which is due to the players’ injuries,” he said.