Huesca claimed a dramatic victory in the Derbi Aragones against Real Zaragoza, but the match concluded in chaos. Óscar Sielva’s penalty secured the win for Huesca. The game ended with a mass confrontation sparked by Andrada’s aggression towards Pulido.
Penalty Drama and Andrada’s Heroics
Huesca were initially awarded a penalty after a foul by Saidu on Toni Abad. Óscar Sielva stepped up, but Andrada saved his spot kick. Andrada also made a crucial save from Ro Abajas’s effort during the subsequent corner.
Real Zaragoza then began to exert their influence on the game, with El Yamiq’s header from Róber González’s free-kick forcing a save from Dani Jiménez. Sergi Enrich and Luna also had attempts that failed to hit the target.
Sielva Converts Second Penalty, Brawl Erupts
In the second half, Luna’s shot was saved by Andrada, and Sergi Enrich missed the target from the rebound. Huesca were awarded another penalty after Kodro’s foul on Jesús Álvarez. Óscar Sielva converted this penalty, putting Huesca ahead.
Real Zaragoza pushed for an equaliser, appealing for a penalty for a push on Róber by Jordi Martín. The match ended in a fracas following Andrada’s aggression, with Tasende and Dani Jiménez also being sent off.
Huesca’s Survival Hopes Boosted
The win is Huesca’s first in eleven games and their first under Oltra. Huesca are now within two points of escaping the relegation zone. Real Zaragoza are three points above the danger zone, pending Cádiz’s match.
The tension was palpable from the opening whistle.