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Rayo Vallecano's game against Oviedo postponed due to unsafe playing conditions

  • On Saturday, LaLiga postponed Rayo Vallecano's home match against Real Oviedo hours before kick-off, citing unsafe pitch conditions to protect player safety at Vallecas Stadium, Madrid.
  • Rayo had replaced the whole field during the week, but heavy rain in Madrid prevented the club's replacement turf this week from reaching optimal condition, LaLiga said.
  • Players and staff, via the AFE, said on Friday that the Vallecas stadium pitch had been clearly deficient over the last month and did not meet minimum top-level match requirements.
  • Real Oviedo said the late notice disrupted players and supporters, while Rayo said it would consider legal action with relevant authorities over sporting and financial damage.
  • The postponement comes as rain has affected multiple fixtures, including Sevilla v Girona and second-tier matches, with Rayo and Oviedo affected and no new date set.
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Barcelona won easily, but the Rayo Vallecano-Real Oviedo and Sevilla-Girona matches were postponed.

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Initially, the decision was made for Rayo Vallecano-Oviedo, due to the unsuitable playing field in Vallecano, while a few hours later Sevilla-Girona was postponed due to bad weather in the area.

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Rayo Vallecano's game against Oviedo postponed due to unsafe playing conditions

MADRID (AP) — Rayo Vallecano's home match against Oviedo in the Spanish league on Saturday was postponed on short notice because of safety concerns over the field at Vallecas Stadium.

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