Esteban Andrada, the 35-year-old goalkeeper for Real Zaragoza, has been handed a 13-match ban by the Spanish football federation after he punched Jorge Pulido of Huesca during a heated derby match last Sunday. Initially shown a red card for a foul, Andrada's violent reaction led to the punch, resulting in a 12-match suspension for the act and an additional one-match penalty for the red card. This suspension effectively rules him out for the remainder of the season, posing a significant challenge for Real Zaragoza as they fight to avoid relegation from the second tier of Spanish football. The incident occurred in stoppage time, sparking a brawl that also saw Huesca's goalkeeper Dani Jiménez and Zaragoza's Dani Tasende sent off. Jiménez received a four-match ban, while Tasende was banned for two matches. Following the incident, Zaragoza expressed regret, stating that such behavior is unbecoming of the sport.