Real Zaragoza witnessed an unprecedented incident in Spain's second division this Sunday, April 26, when their goalkeeper, Esteban Andrada, had an explosive meltdown during the intense Aragonese derby against Huesca. The tension of the match, played in its final moments, reached a critical point with an assault that left everyone stunned.

The atmosphere was already tense in stoppage time of the encounter. Esteban Andrada, Real Zaragoza's shot-stopper, became involved in a physical altercation with Huesca defender Jorge Pulido. The situation quickly escalated when Andrada shoved the opposing defender, prompting the referee's intervention.

Following the shove, the referee did not hesitate to show Andrada a second yellow card, which meant his direct expulsion from the field. This decision was the trigger for the goalkeeper to completely lose his temper, transforming frustration into a violent and unacceptable reaction.

Far from accepting the sanction, Esteban Andrada ran towards Jorge Pulido and punched him in the face. The assault shocked those present and required the immediate intervention of teammates from both sides and security personnel to separate the players and contain the situation.

The derby, which ended with a 1-0 victory for Huesca, was overshadowed by this regrettable incident. Andrada's expulsion and subsequent assault will undoubtedly lead to severe disciplinary consequences for the Real Zaragoza goalkeeper, who now faces a potentially exemplary sanction for his unsportsmanlike conduct.