Last update 13 May, 2024 by Alberto Llopis
He 7 of January of 2007, Spanish football experienced one of the most embarrassing moments in its recent history with the absurd Diogo and Luis Fabiano fight. During a high-voltage match between Real Zaragoza and Sevilla at the La Romareda stadium in Zaragoza, What began as a sports dispute became an unfortunate confrontation that was etched in the memories of fans and spectators throughout the country..
The ridiculous fight between Diogo and Luis Fabiano
The confrontation between Diogo, defense of Real Zaragoza at that time, y Luis Fabiano, Sevilla striker, broke out after a controversial play in the area. What followed was an exchange of shoves and words that quickly escalated into an exchange of punches between both players..
What made this fight even more surprising was the fact that neither footballer was able to land a single blow.. In an almost comical moment, Diogo and Luis Fabiano ended up hitting the air simultaneously, unable to reach each other. This surreal scene, broadcast live on television, before the cameras of La Sexta, left viewers stunned and surprised by what they were witnessing.
Both ended up sanctioned 5 parties
The fight, although brief, had significant repercussions. Both players received disciplinary sanctions, being punished with a five-game suspension each for their participation in the incident. This unfortunate episode became the subject of debate and criticism in the world of football., serving as a reminder of the moments of tension and rivalry that can arise in the heat of the game.
The Diogo and Luis Fabiano fight it was one of those fights between players on a soccer field that continues to be remembered, as one of the most regrettable and controversial moments in the history of Spanish football.
Diogo went on to play for Real Madrid and SD Huesca
Uruguayan right back Carlos Diogo became a new player of the SD Huesca after ending his contract with Zaragoza after 5 seasons. Diogo began his football career at River in Uruguay and after playing for important teams in South America. He made the leap to Europe in 2005 to wear the Madrid shirt. After a season at Real Madrid where he didn't count for much, he left for the skilled team., where he fought among 2006 y 2012.