Goalkeeper punches opponent in face sparking mass brawl as riot police storm pitch

TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The goalkeeper then turned his attention to Pulido, shoving the Huesca skipper forcefully in the chest with both hands.As Pulido fell to the ground, the stadium erupted, and several Huesca players rushed onto the field from the sidelines.The referee immediately showed a second yellow card, sending Andrada off.Rather than leaving the pitch, the incensed Argentine sprinted directly towards Pulido and connected with a powerful right hook.LATEST SPORTS NEWSChelsea beat Leeds to reach FA Cup final with Enzo Fernandez the difference makerDaniel Farke admits 'players were nervous' after feisty FA Cup clash with ChelseaBBC Strictly stars reunite at London Marathon as Tilly Ramsay and Nikita Kuzmin finish race togetherThe punch ignited complete chaos as players from both squads rushed in, while substitutes and coaching staff poured off the benches to join the melee.Despite the widespread disorder, no further blows were exchanged.Huesca's goalkeeper, Dani Jimenez, received a red card for his response to his counterpart's violent conduct.Andrada's teammates eventually managed to drag their keeper from the field, though television footage showed him displaying no signs of regret for his actions.Cameras captured Pulido visibly furious about the unprovoked attack, later revealing the defender sporting a prominent black eye around his left socket.Andrada faces an almost certain lengthy ban from football authorities following his violent outburst.The incident could also attract attention from law enforcement, with a police investigation into the assault remaining a distinct possibility.On the pitch, Huesca secured a vital 1-0 victory thanks to Oscar Sielva's second-half strike, breathing fresh life into their survival hopes.The win leaves them just two points adrift of Cadiz in 18th position, though their rivals retain a match in hand.For Zaragoza, the defeat compounds their troubles, leaving them languishing in 21st place, three points from safety in the relegation zone.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter