RFEF Postpones Copa del Rey Matches After Train Tragedy
The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced 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 tragic high-speed train collision. This decision was made following an accident that occurred on Wednesday morning in the province of Toledo, resulting in at least 31 fatalities and 80 injuries after two high-speed trains collided approximately 130 kilometres south of Madrid.
The RFEF expressed that the entire Spanish football community stands united in grief and is prepared to assist the authorities in supporting the victims. The federation stated that it would provide further details regarding the revised tournament schedule and the new kick-off times for the postponed matches.
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