The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced, in a statement, that “issues of a disciplinary nature” were emanating from the party Sestao River-Rayo Majadahondaof First RFEFsuspended for racist insults reported by the visiting goalkeeper, “will be resolved based on the referee’s report”, the Asturian Francisco Garcia Riesgo.
The RFEF explained that the match “was suspended in the 84th minute after an incident between fans behind the Campo Municipal de Las Llanas and Cheikh Sarrgoalkeeper of the visiting team, who reported receiving racist insults without any member of the referee team, given their position on the field, hearing them.
Danger of Francisco Garciareferee of the match, the match was suspended when the visiting team’s players decided to leave the field of play due to the aforementioned events, when the referee failed to implement the anti-racism protocol as the Madrid team refused to continue playing.
“Based on the minutes of the referee,” the statement added, “disciplinary issues will be resolved and they will also be forwarded to the competition body to make the appropriate decisions.”
The Acuña incident
The Federation recalled that “it rejects, in a categorical and unequivocal manner, any racist act or behavior, such as the insults received by the player.” Marcos Acuña within Getafe CF-Sevilla FC this Saturday, and reiterated its commitment to fighting this scourge.
Source: La Verdad
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