Copa del Rey matches postponed following Spain train collision
The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced on Wednesday the postponement of 24 matches in the first round of the Copa del Rey “as a mark of respect and solidarity” with the victims of a high-speed train collision. “The entire Spanish football family stands united in grief over this tragedy and stands ready to assist the Read More:…
The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has postponed 24 first-round Copa del Rey matches in honor of the victims of a high-speed train collision. The tragedy occurred in Toledo province early Wednesday morning, resulting in at least 31 deaths and 80 injuries. The federation expressed unity with the Spanish football community in mourning the loss and readiness to assist authorities. The RFEF stated that it will provide further details on rescheduling the postponed matches.
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