Controversy Erupts Over Liga Matches Amid Deadly Spanish Floods

Despite calls to postpone games, Liga officials defend decision to proceed, citing the need for solidarity and visibility.

Severe floods in Spain have resulted in over 213 deaths, prompting debates on whether to continue Liga matches.
Atlético Madrid's coach, Diego Simeone, criticized the decision to proceed with games, labeling it senseless amid the tragedy.
Javier Tebas, Liga president, argued that continuing matches sends a message of resilience and supports visibility for affected areas.
Matches involving teams from heavily affected regions, like Valencia, were postponed, while others proceeded as scheduled.
Tributes to flood victims were held during matches, including special jerseys and moments of silence.