Malaga's Isco has vented his anger at the Court of Arbitration for Sport

Malaga playmaker Isco has vented his anger and frustration after the Court of Arbitration for Sport today dismissed the Andalusian club's appeal against a ban preventing them from playing in European competition next season.

He tweeted in Spanish: "Shameful, lamentable, unfair that we're looked at (Malaga fc) in a completely different way to other teams with much more irregularities and debt. "Once again they take away what we've earned on the pitch! Neither the players or fans deserve this! I have nothing more to say." UEFA, meanwhile, released a statement this afternoon signalling its support for CAS' ruling. It read: "UEFA is pleased that the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne today confirmed the decision of the UEFA Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) adjudicatory chamber regarding the requirement to comply with the UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play regulations in the case of Malaga CF. "The Spanish club is therefore excluded from the 2013/14 UEFA Europa League and will be replaced by the next best-placed club in the Spanish domestic league, provided this club has been granted a licence and fulfils all the admission criteria. The fine of 300,000 euros imposed on Malaga CF is also confirmed." Rayo Vallecano, who came eighth in the Primera Division, were in line to benefit from Malaga's ban but they have been denied a European licence by the Spanish FA, although they too have hinted at an appeal to CAS. It means, as it stands, two of Malaga's Andalusian rivals will be the biggest beneficiaries. Sevilla, who finished ninth, will take their place in the Europa League third qualifying round while seventh-placed Real Betis will now go directly to the Europa League play-off.