On Saturday evening, Algerian international goalkeeper Luka Zidane made his official debut with his new club, Leganés, in a highly anticipated match. The game took an unexpected turn when the referee showed a red card to Leganés' goalkeeper Raúl Fernández in the 23rd minute. This decision came after a review using the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system, which confirmed a violent challenge on Oviedo striker Chris Ramos. Faced with this situation, Leganés' coach Rubén Albés made a tactical change, substituting midfielder Yacine Qashta, also from Morocco, along with Fernández, to bring in backup goalkeeper Luka Zidane.
The match concluded with an impressive victory for Leganés, who secured a 1-0 win over the visiting team. The only goal of the match was scored by Tunisian forward Ismail Gharbi in the 19th minute, showcasing his skill and composure in front of the net. This match was part of the second round of the Spanish Segunda División, marking an important moment in the season for both teams.
With this valuable win, Leganés temporarily climbed to the top of the standings with a total of 4 points, while Oviedo found themselves in 16th place with just 1 point. The match highlighted the resilience and adaptability of Leganés, especially in challenging circumstances following a red card. Luka Zidane's entrance into the game not only marked a significant milestone in his career but also added depth to the Leganés squad as they aim for success in the ongoing league.
As reported by echoroukonline.com.
