Goalkeeper’s Red-Card Punch From Huesca-Zaragoza Clash Resurfaces Online
An extraordinary moment from the April 2026 Segunda División clash between SD Huesca and Real Zaragoza has resurfaced online, reigniting debate over player discipline and refereeing decisions.
Huesca secured a 1-0 victory through a late penalty, but the match was overshadowed by a heated incident involving goalkeeper Andrada. After receiving a red card, the goalkeeper struck Huesca defender Jorge Pulido in the face, escalating tensions on the pitch.
The confrontation resulted in further disciplinary action, with both teams seeing their goalkeepers sent off during the chaotic sequence. Andrada later apologized for losing his focus and allowing his emotions to take control.
The old footage has now gone viral again as fans draw comparisons with a more recent Turkish league incident involving Leandro Trossard. The Arsenal forward reportedly claimed he had been slapped during a match, although no red card was shown for the incident.
The resurfacing of Andrada’s punch has therefore sparked renewed discussions among football fans about consistency in refereeing, player discipline and how officials handle violent incidents during matches.
While the Huesca-Zaragoza incident is several months old, its dramatic footage continues to generate reactions online, particularly as supporters compare it with more recent controversial refereeing decisions.
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