Real Madrid beat Costa Adeje Tenerife 3-2 on the eighth day of the FMoeve League, but the match ended in controversy when the white team's physical trainer, JairoHuertaGarcía, was sent off after an altercation with the visitor's coach, YeraiMartínRamos. The match, which was played at the Real Madrid stadium, was decided after a comeback by the white team that had been 0‑2 after the first minutes. Despite the victory, Costa Adeje Tenerife demanded that Real Madrid's second goal be reviewed, claiming that the score was 2‑2 at the time of the play.
At the end of the match, the Tenerife coach, YeraiMartínRamos, addressed the refereeing authority to express his disagreement with the referee's decision regarding the goal. It was at that moment when the incident occurred that led to HuertaGarcía's expulsion. According to the report by referee Lorena del Mar TrujillanoGallardo, the physical trainer approached the referee and, while the visiting coach spoke with the refereeing team, the Real Madrid player number 12 told him “the game is over.” Yerai grabbed her wrist and responded “Good luck.” The player tried to free herself from the grip and, in response, HuertaGarcía addressed the visiting coach with the phrase “Let her go or I'll give you a damn,” in front of the referees.
The referee, upon perceiving the verbal aggression and physical contact, decided to expel the Real Madrid physical trainer. The incident left both teams in a tense situation, with Tenerife still in dispute over the result and Real Madrid facing disciplinary action against one of their coaching staff members. The white club will have to manage HuertaGarcía's suspension, which could affect their preparation for the next matches in the competition.
Regarding the table, Real Madrid's victory consolidates its position at the top of the table, while Costa Adeje Tenerife continues to fight to stay out of the relegation zone. The next match for Real Madrid will be against the team that occupies the last position, which will give them the opportunity to regain the advantage in the table. For its part, Tenerife will have to resolve the situation with its coach and the coaching staff before its next match, since the controversy can influence its performance and the team's dynamics.