The LaLiga 2 star lost complete control during a soccer match on Sunday, April 26, in the Aragón Derby between Spanish clubs Zaragoza and Huesca.
The match erupted into a massive fight after Real Zaragoza goalkeeper Esteban Andrada threw punches at rival Husesca captain Jorge Pulido in the 99th minute of the match.
It was a tense match to survive Spain’s second division, commonly called the Second Division.
Andrada lost complete control of Zaragoza behind their archrivals 1-0 in the dying moments of the match on Sunday, April 26.
The Argentine received the second yellow card for pushing a Huesca player in added time at the end of a Second Division match.
He then ran towards Huesca captain Jorge Pulido and punched him in the face.
That fierce ‘hit’ caused red cards for Husesa’s goalkeeper, Dani Jiménez, and also for Zaragoza’s, Dani Tasende.
Andrada, later realizing he had done wrong, apologized, saying he “lost focus” and is open to any disciplinary action.
While his club, Zaragoza, also issued a statement stating that it “strongly condemns what happened” and that it “will take the appropriate disciplinary measures.”
Andrada, 35, who has appeared in four games for Argentina and has a permanent contract with Zaragoza from Mexican club Monterrey.
