La Liga has affirmed that Real Madrid Celta Vigo on Sunday has been postponed after outrageous climate caused harm to their Balaidos stadium where the match was to be played. The news of Real Madrid vs Celta Vigo match cancelled due to storm and stadium damage has left fans unhappy. Madrid were set to come back to Balaidos, where they were dispensed with from the Copa del Rey 10 days prior, with mentor Zinedine Zidane saying he was anticipating the match at his pregame news gathering on Saturday morning.
BREAKING NEWS: Real Madrid vs Celta Vigo match cancelled!
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Be that as it may, with winds of up to 140 kilometers an hour was announced all through Galicia – and having brought about the delay of Friday’s diversion between Deportivo La Coruna and Real Betis – Vigo chairman Abel Caballero disclosed to Radio Vigo, in quotes revealed by AS, that it would be outlandish for a match to be played this end of the week.
“I have already spoken with the Celta president and they are putting together the technical report at the moment,” said Cabellero. “The decision is irreversible. Last night the storm was very severe, it lifted part of the roof — the firemen could not get in to fix it.”
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He further added, “The pitch is not match-ready. For us security is the most important, and in these conditions you cannot play tomorrow. We have agreed that with the president, the coaches, the firemen and all those involved. Unfortunately, it must be postponed to another date.”
An announcement on the official site of La Liga read: “According to the report of the city of Vigo, Balaidos Stadium is not safe for spectators and players to attend the match tomorrow. Having received this information, La Liga and Real Club Celta have transferred this report to the RFEF [Spanish Football Federation].” It further said, “La Liga will propose possible dates to play the game in question, taking into account the opinion of the clubs and the television operators, so that the president of the RFEF can decide the new date.”
Local city daily paper El Faro de Vigo distributed a slideshow of pictures which demonstrated the degree of harm done to Celta’s stadium by overwhelming winds overnight. Celta had been relied upon to rest up to nine first cooperative people for the diversion, given their present need is Wednesday’s Copa del Rey elimination round second leg at Alaves, and any desires for making a stride nearer to the club’s first-since forever senior trophy.
Madrid will confront potential installation blockage as, because of their fruitful excursion to the Club World Cup in December, they as of now have a re-orchestrated diversion which is set to be played at Valencia on Feb. 22. There is so far no new date for the game against Celta.