Days after starring in a violent episode in the classic between Real Zaragoza and Huesca, Argentinian goalkeeper Esteban Andrada received a very harsh sanction. The Disciplinary Committee of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) decided to suspend the former Boca for 13 games after the attack on Jorge Pulido at the close of the match. The punishment consists of one date for the expulsion and another 12 for the blow he inflicted on the rival defender, an action that the agency described as violent behavior
.The incident occurred in the final minutes of a tense match due to the fight between both teams in the lower zone of the Spanish Second Division. After receiving the second yellow card for a push, Andrada reacted furiously: he ran to Pulido and threw a direct blow to his face, triggering widespread turmoil on the playing field
. In the arbitration report, judge Damaso Arcediano explained that the goalkeeper used "excessive force" and that the attack caused a bruise on the Huesca soccer player's face.In addition, he explained that the situation even forced the intervention of security forces to control the chaos that occurred after the incident
