Summary:
A ban on a former Real Madrid youth coach coaching without a licence has been provisionally lifted.

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Zinedine Zidane has been given the green light to continue coaching Real Madrid Castilla until the appeal against his three-month ban is heard. The Frenchman was hit with a ban by the Spanish Football Federation's (RFEF) Appeals Commission on October 27 for coaching a professional side without a coaching licence. Zidane, who worked under Real Madrid senior team boss Carlo Ancelotti at the Santiago Bernabeu before taking up the position at Castilla, has decided to appeal against the ruling. Castilla boss Zinedine Zidane will be allowed to resume his coaching duties until his appeal is heard . Zidane worked under senior team boss Carlo Ancelotti before taking over the reins at Real Madrid Castilla . Real Madrid expressed their 'absolute disagreement with the decision', arguing Zidane had been awarded the necessary licence by the French football federation (FFF), and said they would 'pursue every available legal avenue' to get it overturned. Spain's Administrative Court for Sport (TAD) granted a precautionary suspension of the ban on Friday. Zidane's assistant Santiago Sanchez has also been allowed to return to coaching action despite not having the required qualifications. The duo will be allowed to take charge of Real Madrid Castilla's encounter against Rayo Vallecano B on Saturday. The Frenchman worked with Real Madrid's coaching staff before joining the Segunda Division B outfit .