It is clear that the health of the footballers and those who pay to watch them play does not matter much to those who impose the schedules of the matches. There was no doubt. Last Sunday, at about 2 p.m., when the Second meeting between the Eibar and Granada began in Ipurua, the thermometer was around 38 degrees. A real solanera that could have been avoided, obviously. It is true that in lower categories duels also happens, but it cries to the s…
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It is clear that the health of the footballers and those who pay to watch them play does not matter much to those who impose the schedules of the matches. There was no doubt. Last Sunday, at about 2 p.m., when the Second meeting between the Eibar and Granada began in Ipurua, the thermometer was around 38 degrees. A real solanera that could have been avoided, obviously. It is true that in lower categories duels also happens, but it cries to the s…