He lost it!: Andrada punched a rival in the derby | OneFootball

The Argentine goalkeeper was at the center of a violent ending in the derby against Huesca. After seeing the red card, he ran toward defender Jorge Pulido and punched him in the face in front of everyone.

Esteban Andrada was involved in a reprehensible incident at the end of the derby between Real Zaragoza and Huesca in Spain’s second division. The former Argentina national team goalkeeper, who had performed well after saving a penalty, lost control near the end of the match after receiving his second yellow card for a shove.

Immediately after being sent off, Andrada ran toward the opposing captain, Jorge Pulido, and landed a hard punch to his face. The blow triggered a full-blown brawl between both squads and left the Huesca defender with obvious swelling on his face. The referee reported the incident as serious aggression, which could lead to a suspension of between 8 and 12 matches, according to the Spanish press.

Real Zaragoza’s management and the team’s captain, Francho Serrano, publicly apologized after the match. “The club does not stand for this, we are hurt”, said the midfielder, distancing himself from the Argentine goalkeeper’s actions. The Competition Committee is expected to meet urgently to decide a

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