“Let’s go for it all.” He president of Deportivo, Fernando Vidal, announced that the A Coruña club will take all the legal actions at its disposal so that the last day of the league is annulled when it is understood that it is “totally irregular”. The entity is willing to go to all instances, including ordinary justice. “He does not consider me a relegated team,” added the president.
“There is no other solution than to repeat the day”Vidal insisted, who specified that Deportivo will request the “challenge” of all the matches played today. The president argues that there has been a “total adulteration of the competition” because “all games have to be played at the same time.” They are “very serious facts that harm the competition” because the “principle of equality” was not respected.
Fernando Vidal did not save qualifiers for what happened today. “Regrettable”, “embarrassing”, sloppy or “totally irregular workday” were some of the expressions used by the head of the Board of Directors of the Sociedad Anónima Deportiva.
Vidal added that he has evidence from other clubs, such as Rayo Vallecano, that there were “coations” for all teams to play their matches.
The club’s legal officer, Toño Armenteros, pointed out that Deportivo is “one of the most affected teams” and drew attention to the fact that “the offending team may benefit”, referring to Fuenlabrada.
In parallel, Deportivo will keep its resources due to improper alignment of Extremadura.
The president further guaranteed that “Deportivo is not going to disappear” although finally the scenario is to play the next season in Second B.
The City Council will ask for explanations for the trip of the ‘Fuenla’ to A Coruña
The City Council of A Coruña has announced that it will request explanations from LaLiga, he Higher Sports Council and the Spanish Football Federation for the Fuenlabrada trip with several players affected by coronavirus to face the match with Deportivo that was suspended this Monday.
The local government explains that, “given the information published by various media” about Fuenlabrada’s trip to Galicia, it will request clarification from these three estates for having allowed the Madrid team to fly “knowing that last Saturday part of their sports team and technician tested positive for COVID. “
“We understand that the public health of a city that has been fighting a pandemic for months cannot be put at risk, which is not yet controlled and which caused nearly 30,000 deaths in this country, “says the City Council.
While he wishes “a speedy recovery for the Fuenlabrada players”, he considers that “if the information published in various media was confirmed, this team should never have traveled to the city, nor should the League match have been played.”
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