I don't know. I doubt it though. Either way, again, I wasn't commenting on just that. You also posted the following:
-Generalization on timewasting as regards Spanish teams.
-Generalization on timewasting as regards South American teams.
-A gross exaggeration on one incidence of timewasting in the match.
-That European competitions are rigged for Spanish teams.
There's probably more too.
Okay, so lets go one by one.
Lets start with central american teams wasting time. I said central american teams, not south american teams, although frankly a lot of south american teams are offenders of this as well. I don't know how much football you watch, but Central American teams are notorious for this, and get this tag all the time. Its nothing out of the ordinary. If you follow that region, you should know that.
Secondly, yes, I did say compare Spanish teams to Central American teams in that aspect. From what I have found, La Liga has a lot more of those players who use gamesmanship to draw yellows, waste time, get calls, etc. Thats my opinion, I don't know how it could be proven, but just my opinion. I don't see as much of that in Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue One, etc.
Also, I was not generalizing based on one incident. There were many incidents in this match, and this is far from the first time I've watched a Spanish team play. I just find it annoying as a neutral to watch a game where there's hardly any football the last 30 minutes because the team thats leading uses these types of tactics to kill any type of football. I can appreciate good defensive football, not the gamesmanship. Besides, I have found in all leagues that when a team does this, the referee doesn't award proper stoppage time. I think that this game was another case of that. It should've been about double what it was.
Lastly, as I said to DM, it just seems like all too much of a coincidence that the best referee in the world and his crew made so many bad decisions against Liverpool and the one they got right on the night was an incident on the other side of the pitch that favored Sevilla. If its all just a big coincidence, I guess I'm wrong, but it seems very fishy, and football matches have been fixed before. This wouldn't be the first time. Best case scenario, you can say that the referees had an awful night and that severely influenced the result.