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It is estimated that up to 5000 people can go in one morning. Although, on Tuesdays, as is logical, it is less crowded and is usually much more accessible. Its great attraction, which makes much of the people stop for two days a week, is the clothes of bohemian airs, in many cases with typical Indian prints. Also the accessories, such as costume jewelry, shoes, basketry and handmade leather goods, very similar to what you might find in the popular markets of the south of France, even in price. Leather bags can cost 90 € and embroidered dresses 130 €. 20 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Rayo Majadahonda won 1–0 over Real Madrid C on Sun This is 32 of the Segunda Federacion - Group 5 Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Real Madrid C 0 win(s) Have scored 1 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Real Madrid C and Rayo Majadahonda on Sun 20 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Rayo Majadahonda won 1–0 over Real Madrid C on Sun 20 Apr 2025 16:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Real Madrid C is playing home against Rayo Majadahonda on Sun Majadahonda has been built as a small town of leisure 10 minutes by car from the metropolis Madrid There is a prestigious tennis and paddle club In the forest there is an important center for the recovery of eagles and also paths for hiking or taking pets for walks Media Contact:Eduardo Gómez de DiegoEmail: [email protected] image1.jpg Pinterest Facebook SOURCE Madrid Sotheby's International Realty https://www.madrid-sothebysrealty.com/en/madrid-sothebys-international-realty Do not sell or share my personal information: Jose Maria Amorrortu says with some emotion: "It's a real joy and satisfaction to talk about Rodri." We have no trouble believing him because it was he who discovered the 2024 Ballon d'Or winner when he was coordinator of Atletico Madrid's youth academy.We spoke exclusively to Amorrortu to learn more about the latest winner of the Ballon d'Or You were the first to see Rodri's potential so you must be delighted that he won the Ballon d'Or I've seen how he's grown up and how far he's come He's been very well trained and I'm really happy for him that he's been rewarded in this way." When you first meet him, you worked at Atletico Madrid and Rodri played for Rayo Majadahonda "Rayo Majadahonda have a partnership agreement with Atletico Madrid and their facilities were 500 metres apart Although the two clubs do not share the same training ground for the pros they do share the same pitch for matches (Rayo's men's team and Atletico's women's team play on the same pitch) "The 'small fry' category (U12 category in Spain editor's note) was being introduced to us and certain players could therefore have a project with us who told me that they weren't considering a move at that level even though they weren't ruling out the possibility of going higher He stayed at Rayo but we continued to follow him we spoke to Rodri and his family again and he came to us to develop." "He was a boy who always had the talent and intelligence to make the right decisions at the right time the coaching teams also changed at that point "I can't explain it in detail because I wasn't there any more left for Villarreal and Rodri followed him he developed and quickly showed all the qualities we had seen in him at the start he returned to Atletico after they paid his €25m clause." In his interviews and at the Ballon d'Or awards ceremony Rodri comes across as a very thoughtful person there's everything you can see on the pitch but there's also everything you can't see I'm delighted at what's happened to him Between Villarreal with Marcelino, Atletico with Diego Simeone and Manchester City with Pep Guardiola Rodri has only been coached professionally by midfielders with different styles Has that played a part in his rise to prominence Rodri has always had that intelligence to see the game So having had coaches like that helped him improve his skills and become the player he is today faculties linked to his character and an ease of assimilation he's always been prepared to learn new things This is a trait that really needs to be emphasised in Rodri." He's also had some incredible role models from Bruno Soriano at Villarreal to Koke and Gabi at Atletico he's added an attacking dimension to his initial range which sets him apart from the Sergio Busquets he played alongside in the national team I remember that he scored some decisive goals for Manchester City even though his position is usually seen as a defensive role he's the one who makes the play because he's capable of making it happen as we saw at the World Cup or the last Euros he can do it because he understands all the facets of the game itself." Luis Enrique used him as a central defender then due to his defensive skills but also for his quality in the initial phase of build-up "His versatility means he can be very functional in many parts of the pitch his first transition after recovering the ball Rodri has a very global vision of the pitch which enables him to make the right decision Rodri said that this was a victory for midfielders He is not a small player like Xavi or Andres Iniesta and he is much more focused on attacking duties than Busquets "This Ballon d'Or rewards Rodri's full range of skills He can do everything and he does everything very well and there aren't many players in the world who can boast such virtue." some people have pointed out that Real Madrid once considered his arrival in 2019 before he joined Manchester City but Florentino Perez thought he was too slow which left him so disgusted that he cancelled Real's attendance at the ceremony (Laughs) "It's everyone's view You have to differentiate between physical speed and the speed you give to the ball and the game Rodri can impart speed without running and I think that's incredibly important." Rayo Majadahonda presented a tough challenge in this one and a game that was goalless at half time ended with the Catalans edging a very interesting encounter The sides were extremely well-matched in both attack and defence and by the interval only Alberto Fernández had come truly close to scoring for Barça while two fabulous pieces of defending from Mikayil Faye kept the home side from converting the equally few chances that fell their way The second half was a very different affair The quality of the football was just as good but this time rather than cancel each other out the chances were falling thick and fast at both ends Diego Percan topped a wonderful team move by latching onto a Rayo rebound to give the blaugrana the lead with two defenders delivering the goods when Jorge Casado intercepted a Kike Hermoso header to nudge the ball past keeper Marc Vidal Mamadou Fall finally got to make his debut for the final minutes and his presence gave Barça that little bit of extra depth that they needed with Iker Goujón converting a Trilli’ cross and celebrating his first goal for the team with tears in his eyes The outcome of today's fine effort is a place as joint leaders of Primera Federación Group 1 Rayo Majadahonda goalkeeper Cheikh Sarr has been handed a two-match ban after being sent off in Saturday's game at Sestao River for confronting fans who had racially insulted him who were leading 2-1 before the game was abandoned the club has been handed a two-match stadium closure and a €6,001 ($6,496) fine after the disciplinary committee substantiated there was racially discriminatory behaviour directed at Sarr by the home fans and the team failed "to act diligently or cooperate in the repression of violent Senegalese-born Sarr was shown a red card in the 84th minute of his team's third-division league match. Majadahonda refused to continue the game following Sarr's red card Cheikh Sarr has been given a 2-game ban by the RFEF. Photo by Luis de la Mata/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesMajadahonda have been deducted an additional three points and fined €3,006 for walking off in response to the racial abuse The Spanish Football Federation's (RFEF) disciplinary committee on Wednesday punished Sarr for a "minor infraction of conduct contrary to good sporting order," noting that the confrontation came "in the context of unacceptable personal aggression." Sestao denied in a statement that there had been any racist chants directed at any players during the encounter but reiterated their firm commitment in the fight against racism and xenophobia Information from Reuters contributed to this report Philadelphia Union announced today that they have signed attacker Markus Anderson from CF Rayo Majadahonda to a three-year contract that will run through 2026 with a club option through 2028 is a very physical and quick striker,” said Philadelphia Union Sporting Director “After initially playing in the fifth division in Spain he was able to quickly progress to the third division where he has been performing well at a very young age He is another great example of how adept our scouting department is at identifying talent and we look forward to integrating him as quickly as possible with the team.” Anderson comes to Philadelphia from the Primera Federación Anderson made 18 appearances (14 starts) and scored three goals Anderson started his youth career at Manhattan Kickers FC Anderson played for their U19 team before joining Club Deportivo Básico Paracuellos Antamira in the Tercera Federación where he scored 10 goals and registered four assists in 29 appearances (20 starts) TRANSACTION: Philadelphia Union sign attacker Markus Anderson to a three-year contract through 2026 The 2025 schedule has been released and now is the perfect time to lock in the best seats for all the key matchups at Subaru Park Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Matheus Cunha of Atletico Madrid celebrates 0-1 during the Spanish Copa del Rey match between Rayo Majadahonda v Atletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium on January 6, 2022 in Madrid AdvertisementHow was your experience today? 23 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Rayo Majadahonda won 1–0 over CF Talavera de la Reina on Sun This is 28 of the Segunda Federacion - Group 5 The current head to head record for the teams are CF Talavera de la Reina 3 win(s) CF Talavera de la Reina and Rayo Majadahonda have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Who won between CF Talavera de la Reina and Rayo Majadahonda on Sun 23 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT?Rayo Majadahonda won 1–0 over CF Talavera de la Reina on Sun 23 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches CF Talavera de la Reina is playing home against Rayo Majadahonda on Sun Barça Atlètic have beaten Rayo Majadahonda in a fine display of set piece brilliance That's how all three of the goals scored by Faye with a stellar Moha Moukhliss playing a part every time That's four wins in five games for the reserves and next Sunday they'll be looking to keep the good vibes rolling as they host Cultural Leonesa at the Estadi Johan Cruyff (7pm CET) The opener came from a Moha Moukhliss corner followed by a lovely piece of work from Marc Bernal and Pau Víctor on the edge of the box and with an opportunistic Mikayil Faye finishing off the move 11 minutes later Rayo Majadahonda levelled with a goal that was curiously reminiscent of the one that had just conceded and much as Barça piled on the pressure for the rest of the half there would be no more scoring until the other side of the break The second came four minutes after the restart Naim firing a free kick from long range and placing the ball exactly where the visiting keeper was never going to get it Once again it was Moha Moukhliss with the delivery and substitute Marc Guiu was on it like a whippet He lost his marker brilliantly and then stunned everyone by back-heeling the ball straight into the visiting net That was 3-1 and rounded off w near-perfect evening the only downside being a yellow card for one of the men of the match which means he'll be suspended next weekend Barça Atlètic: Ander Astralaga; Marc Casadó Gerard Martín; Marc Bernal (Pelayo Fernández Rayo Majadahonda: Dani Martín; Guillem Rodríguez Simeone’s men cruised to a Copa del Rey win Another relatively-easy night for Oblak in net as Rayo Majadahonda only recorded three shots on target The keeper has improved his distribution with both hands and feet Made advanced runs up the pitch early as Atlético Madrid sent in waves of attacking pressure He got himself on the score sheet in the 26th minute with a run up the flank and a one-time finish into the back of the net The Brazilian also assisted João Félix’s goal in the second half with a bounding ball up the sideline Played the first half before Koke replaced him Made a clearance and finished with a perfect pass completion rate with all 30 of his passes hitting the mark Made well-timed interceptions throughout the game to prevent the “hosts” from getting into dangerous positions Helped both José Giménez and Geoffrey Kondogbia keep the back line compact Started at right-back with Kieran Trippier on his way to Newcastle The Spaniard worked his way up and down the flank Llorente searched for passes or made runs toward the boundary He assisted Luis Suárez’s goal before the first half concluded frequently looking for an open man or a shot on net which drew in defenders and further opened up teammates the Frenchman sent a well-weighted ball to a running Lodi who slotted it home to double the team’s lead the 28-year-old broke up Rayo Majadahonda’s attacks Once Giménez was subbed off in the second half but used his physicality to keep the opposition at bay De Paul’s made himself known with tough tackles and smart interceptions he was able to open up the field with his passing and even had a few looks on net himself Connected with Llorente on the right-hand side and pressed aggressively His strong defensive effort helped set up both Cunha and Lodi’s goals almost converting on a rebound in the opening minute Scored a much-needed goal in the 41st minute when he turned in a sharp Llorente low cross to end his nine-game scoring drought Rewarded for his diligence and intensity in the 17th minute Carrasco’s pressure forced an errant pass that landed at the Brazilian’s feet Worked his way into good crossing positions conceding a free kick in dangerous territory from a mistimed tackle frequently dropping back to receive the ball and then moving it out wide or up top to a striker Ended the night with two shots and two key passes one of which was his assist to Griezmann in the 67th minute megging two opponents with his first touches on the ball Continued to look dangerous and converted his chance on goal in the 79th minute to make it 5-0 Subbed on for Lemar in the 57th minute and scored 10 minutes later The Frenchman’s goal came with a deft touch past two defenders which created an open lane on goal before he hit a rocket past Álvaro Fernández But Griezmann had to exit the game moments later with a re-injured hamstring Simeone received some great news this morning after yesterday's draw against Real Madrid at the Metropolitano (1-1) The red-and-white team has returned to training in Majadahonda with their sights set on Wednesday's decisive match against Benfica who will not be in Lisbon but is finishing off the last days of his recovery The Atlético player suffered a muscle injury during his training camp with the Spanish Under-21 team Atlético de Madrid have been able to make up for his injury very well and remain unbeaten this season Everything points to his return being on Sunday against Real Sociedad During the first few days of the league championship , one of the players who received the most praise was the Madrid midfielder. Pablo Barrios had managed to take a step forward in the midfield in the first game in which Koke was a substitute this season Pablo Barrios was injured while playing for the Spanish Under-21 team | Instagram In fact when it was announced that he had suffered a muscle injury many fans thought it was a more than significant loss for the team He was one of the regular starters under Simeone and seemed to have taken on the role of a veteran of the Atlético squad he has been able to step onto the Majadahonda pitch and is preparing for his official return he will not be available for Wednesday's match against Benfica Atlético de Madrid visits San Sebastián to face Real Sociedad It was the match marked in red on the calendar for the possible return of Pablo Barrios who will take advantage of the international commitments to get back into competitive rhythm One of the big surprises yesterday against Real Madrid was the substitution of the Atlético captain, who was looking like a starter. Except for one game, Koke had been a starter in all ofAtlético Madrid's games this season it was clear that he would need to rest in some of the matches Simeone brought him on in the second half looking to give more consistency to the engine room when the red-and-whites were looking for a goal he aims to return to the starting line-up against Benfica in a match that will not be easy for the colchoneros It should be remembered that the Portuguese team has one more day of rest after beating Gil Vicente at home last Saturday ➡️ News If you buy something from an SB Nation link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement On this episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast Kristofer McCormack and Hridyam Arora discuss: Get a ton of bonus content and join a Real Madrid family exclusively on: Patreon.com/ManagingMadrid Managing Madrid is a hub for all Madridistas with updated news, op-eds, tactical analyses, artwork, and of course, podcasts. It also serves as a means for Real Madrid fans to connect and discuss the team We would like your support so that we can continue to produce podcasts for you The site is run by a small team that works tirelessly around the clock to make it into what it is today Your contributions will allow us to continue to have a real and full-time presence in keeping this website Kristofer McCormack (@CastillaConer) Hidyam Arora (@hridarora22) The newly-promoted Segunda side have no ground fit to host a game and Atlético have offered A Stadium Called Wanda Atlético Madrid have offered the Wanda Metropolitano to Rayo Majadahonda until January as they embark on their first journey in the Segunda The club from Madrid play at Atlético’s Cerro del Espino in Majadahonda — los rojiblancos’ reserves play there to host second division games and they need an alternative Miguel Ángel Gil Marín has made the Wanda Metropolitano available to the side at a cost of €25,000 per game The Community of Madrid is home to six professional grounds including A Stadium Called Wanda: Santiago Bernabéu, Coliseum Alfonso Pérez (Getafe), Estadio de Vallecas (Rayo Vallecano) Butarque (Leganés) and Santo Domingo (Alcorcón) Madrid will have a whopping five teams in LaLiga next season meaning several of these stadiums will be in use next season 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Rayo Majadahonda vs AD Union Adarve on Sun This is 31 of the Segunda Federacion - Group 5 The current head to head record for the teams are Rayo Majadahonda 1 win(s) AD Union Adarve have won the previous 2 matches against Rayo Majadahonda Who won between Rayo Majadahonda and AD Union Adarve on Sun 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Rayo Majadahonda vs AD Union Adarve on Sun 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 1 goals in their last 5 matches Rayo Majadahonda is playing home against AD Union Adarve on Sun Late winner for the visitors was a cruel punishment Real Madrid Castilla were left with their heads in their hands after suffering a second late defeat in a row having led against Rayo Majadahonda before eventually surrendering to goals in the 87th and 95th minutes to lose 2-1 at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano With striking similarities to the 3-2 defeat to San Fernando last weekend where the team led 2-0 but lost to an 85th minute equaliser and an 87th minute winner Castilla certainly had plenty of the ball in the final third but turning that into substantial chances was where they were let down The final ball always seemed to be just a little wayward With Álvaro Rodríguez moving to join the first team in the last few weeks it has opened up a vacancy in the frontline for Castilla but lacks that edge of elite finishing that makes the difference a hard worker and has the right physical characteristics but is too often let down by his final ball he had more opportunities to create than to score himself but his pass was often short or heavy and fed right into the path of Lucho in the Rayo Majadahonda goal Having started the season as first choice and lost his place to Álvaro the absence of the Uruguayan has made a difference With Castilla going all out in the hunt for promotion the difference between Noel and Álvaro could be a decisive margin the third goal to be conceded in the final 10 minutes of a match in the past week Conceding so late on is a frustrating blow to a team who deserved more One of the leaders of this Castilla team was once again central defender Rafa Marín he looked almost unbeatable at the back for Castilla and was by far the most assured of Real Madrid’s defenders for much of this tie As Rayo Majadahonda looked to get back into the game particularly in the later stages of the first half it primarily came through set pieces and a very direct approach which challenged Castilla It wasn’t until late in the game that there was a change and it seemed to be as Marín tired and lost concentration The physicality of Jeisson and David Rodríguez was something that Castilla handled well He is one of the few more experienced players in this Castilla side not to be called up to train with Carlo Ancelotti’s first team His current contract is up in 2024 and the club are said to be reluctant to involve him in the first team unless that deal is extended Chelsea and RB Leipzig have both been linked with a move for the dominant centre-back and it was clear to see why after seeing how he organised his backline for Castilla against Rayo Majadahonda his late loss of focus may show why Real Madrid are not willing to give in at any price there were 1,800 fans at the Estadio Alfredo di Stéfano despite the limitations meaning that only club socios can buy tickets Among them was former Castilla and first team coach Santiago Solari among them Now back at the club in an ambassadorial role The step up from Castilla to the first team is one that it looks increasingly likely that Raúl could one day take The support of Real Madrid’s fans made an impact Referee Carlos Calderiña Pavón gave two controversial decisions in Castilla’s favour first ruling out Nando’s goal and then not sending off goalkeeper De Luis when he clattered Jeisson on the edge of the box after knocking the ball past him in a one-on-one Those decisions may well have gone another way with empty stands This cruel ending may have put some off returning again but with the team still well in the promotion fight there’s reason to believe that Raúl has not inspired only his players The stats for Rayo Majadahonda-Atleti, presented by Plus500. Bad Bunny will play two shows at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Get tickets to cheer on Atlético de Madrid Femenino in Alcalá West Ham United striker Toni Martinez has joined Spanish Segunda Division side Rayo Majadahonda on loan for the 2018/19 season Martinez returns to his home country for a second loan spell in the second tier having helped Real Valladolid win promotion to the top division last term who has made three appearances in Claret & Blue since debuting in an FA Cup tie against Shrewsbury Town last season will now link up with Madrid-based Majadahonda ahead of their first-ever season at this level of Spanish football They begin their campaign on Saturday with a trip to Real Zaragoza and West Ham United wish Toni all the best for his spell with Rayo Majadahonda Site designed & built by Other Media, powered by Clubcast Castilla had not played a game in almost a month due to multiple COVID-19 scares - so the squad would have released a collective sigh of relief when the postponed Rayo Majadahonda fixture was rescheduled for Sunday Rayo have always been a strong Segunda B outfit but in pre-season Castilla managed to beat them comfortably with a 2-0 scoreline as was Castilla’s side chosen by boss Raúl this time out Goalkeeper Luis López was handed his professional debut whilst the system revolved around a back five with the wing-backs assisting the front three in attack as much as possible Five key players were unavailable for selection due to isolation The home side also admitted a decent crowd distanced throughout the stands - but making this game seem a real step back into normality XI del Castilla!En apenas media hora en RMTV. pic.twitter.com/BZuaw5d5zB Castilla looked every bit as dominant as they did in the summer’s friendly - almost camping in the opposition's half Guillem and Miguel Gutiérrez really helped to squeeze Majadahonda and push them back Pablo Ramón was forced to depart early due to injury but Castilla kept up the pressure - and created numerous scoring opportunities before Gutiérrez had an effort brilliantly denied from a rebounded shot The team also had two penalty shouts denied The second however came from a blatant pull on the jersey and if seen in any capacity would have definitely been called as a spot kick All of this pressure was bound to decide the outcome one way or another and unfortunately for Castilla things turned sour right at the end of the game which was defended and a further shot blocked - only for the ball to fall to a Majadahonda attacker on the bounce The player volleyed it past López excellently to hand Rayo the win Golaaaaaazo! pic.twitter.com/RWBrBmCbh1 who have now lost two out of their three games so far This new league format means that there is not much room for error if they want to secure their place in the third tier for next season so this start should act as a hefty concern for Raúl so perhaps a more ruthless approach is all that is required to start bringing in results Pablo Ramón’s injury appears to be more serious than initially thought so hopefully he is able to recover swiftly Next weekend’s home fixture against Navalcarnero has become hugely important for Castilla to get back on track A brutal murderer known as the Butcher of Majadahonda will serve more than 27 years in jail for killing his aunt and her tenant before using an industrial meat grinder to dispose of the bodies Bruno Hernández Vega was handed his sentence by the Madrid High Court after a jury had found the 34-year old guilty of the double murders Hernández denied committing the crimes adding that he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia But Judge Pilar Alhambra Pérez sentenced Hernández to a total of 27 years three months and one day behind bars He will serve 12 years in jail for each murder with the rest of the time accounted for by fraud and weapons violations The jury was convinced that Hernández had killed and dismembered the bodies of his aunt Liria Hernández Hernández in 2010 and her Argentinian tenant Adriana Beatriz Gioiosa five years later in the small town of Majadahonda The remains of both women have never been found and parts of the case are still cloaked in mystery as Hernández denies any involvement in the disappearance of the women Prosecutors said after killing his aunt Hernández withdrew more than €33,000 from her account and forged her signature on a document giving him control of her home in Majadahonda The court heard he hid the meat grinder in the basement of his aunt's house where investigators found DNA evidence of both women on the machine When police searched the basement one officer said the room carried the "characteristic smell of meat and fresh blood" Investigators said the area had been freshly coated with white paint but when they scrapped parts of the walls they found splashes of blood Another agent said after examining the basement with ultraviolet light were "signs of having dragged something in blood." Police also found an unlicensed Hecker & Koch pistol and silencer in his bedroom at the address The court heard Hernández killed Adriana Beatriz Gioiosa on April 2015 and tried to cover his tracks by forging a letter to the hamburger restaurant she worked at His motive for killing the tenant remains unknown Hernández told the tenant's friends and family that she had moved to Barcelona He later travelled with the woman's mobile phone to the Catalan capital to send messages in a bid to make people think she was still alive But police arrested Hernández in April 2015 after the brother of Adriana Beatriz Gioiosa flew from Buenos Aires to Spain to find her The judge accepted Hernández was a paranoid schizophrenic but added that the elaborate planning of the crimes "in no way accredits that his mental faculties were annulled or seriously altered" Earlier in the trial psychiatrist Dr Alfredo Calcedo summed up his view of Hernández: "He may be crazy Police last month began a new search for the two women in a landfill in the nearby town of Pinto But officers said because the meat grinder was able to crush bones into small particles and the large area covered by the garbage dump "it is very difficult to find human remains" Back-to-back defeats in similar circumstances Real Madrid Castilla had to bounce back this weekend having thrown away a two-goal lead against San Fernando to lose 3-2 and drop out of the top two in Primera RFEF Group 1 last time out Mid-table Rayo Majadahonda were the side to stand in their way and there was a depressing sense of déjà vu as they fell to another late defeat with Rafa Marín chesting the ball into his own goal in injury time to condemn the team to defeat after a match in which Castilla will feel that they should have taken all three points If coach Raúl was looking for a reaction from his players he certainly got one at the very start of the game There were only 4 minutes and 24 seconds on the clock when Noel López fired the ball past Rayo Majadahonda goalkeeper Lucho He moved to the near post and slid to get on the end of Peter González’s cross into the box from the left flank 5’ GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAL NOEL LÓPEZ!!!!!! His first official goal for Castilla.Assist from Peter Federico. CASTILLA 1-0 RAYO MAJADAHONDA!!! pic.twitter.com/7Y8DJUaHUB The ball had barely entered Castilla’s half by the time Noel had opened the scoring Sergio Arribas looked lethal cutting in from the right flank while Peter contributed similarly down the left With Noel as the focal point down the middle Rayo Majadahonda struggled to cope initially and dropped an extra man into midfield to shrink some of the half spaces that Arribas and Peter were moving into with one chance from Arribas at the far post being tipped over the bar Substitute Nico Paz also tested Majadahonda with a powerful volley shortly after coming on Rayo Majadahonda felt hard done by when referee Carlos Calderiña Pavón ruled out a goal for the visitors after Mario de Luis lost control of the ball and Nando arrived first to tap it into an empty net De Luis was lucky again when he took down Jeisson in a one-on-one on the edge of the box later in the second half Great save from Mario de Luis! pic.twitter.com/rpLeO6tKQs Coming off the back of the humiliation suffered against San Fernando last weekend maintaining that defensive strength through to the very end was a challenge for this young team Raúl was more interested in organising the back line and ensuring that his players did not get carried away pushing forwards The coach had clearly learned from the mistakes made a week ago and dropped the team into a back five for the final 10 minutes of the game That meant that we saw less of Rafa Obrador and Vinícius Tobías’ runs down the flanks in the final stage instead sitting deep alongside the back three of Edgar David Rodríguez was the man to equalise for Rayo Majadahonda right at the death as a loose ball in the box fell his way and he sent the ball curling in at the far post looking to make the most of six minutes of added time Spaces began to open up on the counter and Rayo Majadahonda looked just as likely to score as Castilla with a flurry of yellow cards for Castilla players as counter after counter was hacked down in desperation One of those led to a free-kick from a deep central position which was floated in only for Rafa Marín to be the unfortunate man to chest the ball into his own goal under pressure in the scrap of players in the box on 95 minutes The defeat means that Castilla remain in third place in Primera RFEF Grupo 1 but have now suffered consecutive defeats for the first time this season Real Madrid’s policy on young talent is now full flow and is no longer a secret to be noticed by the few with youngsters Achraf Hakimi and Luca Zidane earning a first team spot in the past week alone Aleix Febas and Fede Valverde have been sent out for their next developmental step towards the first team as well Castilla have to build an almost brand new side This summer they have brought in quite a few new players both from other clubs and from the academy Castilla don’t seem to be out for any new players so I’m very intrigued to see how certain players will be used The summer fixtures sent out very mixed messages but still gave fans a reason to be positive Castilla were to host Rayo Majadahonda for the first challenge of 2017/18 Sánchez and Tejero were the four surviving players from 16/17 whilst new signing Cristo González was this summer’s best player Dani Gómez and Óscar Rodríguez spent pre-season with the first team Castilla XI: Zidane, Tejero, Javi Sánchez, León, Quezada, Fidalgo, Molina, Rodríguez, Mancebo, González & Gómez #RealMadridCastilla pic.twitter.com/odIk8sSusU any optimism I allowed myself in the summer managed to disappear very quickly Javier Sánchez’s mistake allowed Majadahonda to rifle a shot into the top corner for the opener and the most memorable moments came from the feet of Arturo Molina and the whites went into the dressing room 1-0 down The players returned with a spring in their step and it wasn’t long before they had the ball in the back of the net I wouldn’t describe the events that followed as exciting but Madrid certainly pressured Rayo in search of a winner It looked as if the game was swinging Castilla’s way when Rayo won a free-kick in crossing territory and after a bit of a scramble it somehow found its way into Luca Zidane’s net via a bizarre deflection Jaume and Segura were all brought on to try and salvage something but Castilla were unable to muster anything up Dani Gomez scores Castilla's first goal of the season. Nice work from Arturo in the build-up. He's been swapping flanks and creating danger pic.twitter.com/svv73RmJ7O Man of the match went to Arturo Molina on his very first appearance for the club it looks like business as usual for Solari’s men They looked pretty lifeless for the majority of the game and this is the first fixture of the season so for now I am going to reserve my judgement but Castilla will want to make sure they don’t drop too many points if they want to try and achieve anything this season in a showdown that will reveal a lot more about the current group of youngsters Be sure to catch it right here on ManagingMadrid.com Charlie I’Anson’s contract in Spain’s third tier has been terminated but the lockdown has left him unable to travel Read moreThe plan is for accelerated play-offs to take place in a neutral venue under training-camp conditions in the summer The top four from each of the 20-team groups of Spain’s Segunda División B will be involved competing for four places in the second tier – if all he can do is wait for next season – whenever that is People feel better that there’s a decision The decision’s been made now and we have to put up with it “I’m not just saying this because we’re so close to that fourth position and it’s unfair on us – we weren’t good enough – but because there are loads of teams that thought they still had a chance there are teams in the relegation zone who are all going to stay up Charlie I’Anson speaks to media before an encounter against Celta Vigo B Photograph: Miguel Ángel Acero/Rayo Majadahonda“My mentality was always if the season can carry on It’s a very hard decision and I wouldn’t want it But they have taken from one end and not the other Teams in the relegation zone will not go down to the 364-team but 20 teams will come up – 18 from the accelerated play-offs That forces the creation of a new group in Segunda B next season and the season after that it will be reformed again two-group division between the Second Division and the rest of the Second Division B for 2021-22 “The Federation didn’t let the players’ union It’s pretty much only really the teams in relegation [places] that have accepted it But I don’t think the problem is whether we were in the play-offs; it’s the lack of information That’s been playing on every player’s mind we’ve been working but not been able to kick a ball They treat this level as if it is not professional He continues: “Salaries might be €1,000 [£870] a month Loads of clubs have had ERTEs [enforced salary reductions of up to 70% for the duration of the state of emergency underwritten by the government] or negotiated pay cuts “We took 7.5% on our annual wage and compared to some clubs Majadahonda have been bloody marvellous: terminating my contract was the best solution too Clubs that went through ERTEs left players on €700 or €1,200 if they’re married my missus lost her job [because of the coronavirus crisis]; imagine players with kids Read more“They have treated this division poorly; they seem to forget that the players in the first and second division – Jaime Mata and Borja Iglesias, say – come from here.” While three quarters of the league stops, the top 16 have to keep training for six, seven, maybe eight weeks. And still there is a good chance the ministry of health may not authorise the play-offs. “And I don’t even know if they’re getting paid,” I’Anson says. “In fact, some aren’t: I know that. Those who are top, who would get promoted automatically if games can’t be played are probably thinking they’d prefer to just go home now.” a 17-year-old La Masia graduate pulled off a stunning backheel flick to score the third goal in Barcelona Atletic’s 3-1 win over Rayo Majadahonda at home on Sunday Mikayil Faye broke the deadlock for the hosts with a close-range finish early in the first half bringing Rayo Majadahonda back into the contest Barcelona Atletic once again took the lead just after the half-time break on the back of a goal by Naim Garcia It no doubt boosted the confidence of the home side who mostly dominated the rest of the match Marc Guiu put the final nail in Rayo Majadahonda’s coffin late in the 86th minute by converting a corner kick The aerial delivery landed in front of the near post Guiu had perhaps made up his mind to try a first-time shot The young striker attempted a no-look backheel flick off his right foot and caught the Rayo Majadahonda defence off guard A clip of the spectacular finish was dropped on social media and went viral in no time Another angle of Marc Guiu's goal 🤯🔥He's UNSTOPPABLE! pic.twitter.com/uuqUNPCzin — BarçaTimes (@BarcaTimes) February 18, 2024 March Guiu has already played four matches for the Barcelona first team He made his debut as a substitute during a La Liga clash against Athletic Bilbao It was certainly a special occasion for Guiu who scored only 30 minutes after arriving on the pitch in the second half to become the youngest player of the club to strike in his first appearance Barcelona secured a narrow 1-0 victory in the crucial league fixture “I don’t have a problem with looking at our talent at home just like it happened to me when I was 17 or 18 years old we just send him out onto the field." Marc Guiu was given a chance to showcase his talent and skills in an away Champions League game against Royal Antwerp Barcelona suffered a 3-2 defeat in the group-league clash but Guiu found his place in the scoresheet with a late strike Back-to-back victories for Castilla sees them go up to third place Castilla had finally gained a win in the last game against Fuenlabrada miraculously putting them back into the playoff spots they travelled the short distance of 20 minutes from Valdebebas Fede Valverde was back from injury along with Philipp Lienhart on the bench Whilst Campuzano was interestingly left out of the squad with Solari opting to rest him to avoid injury finally Sergio Díaz was finally going to get his chance back up top Solari started with a pretty standard 4-3-3 Castilla XI: Zidane, Achraf, Sánchez, Hermoso, Quezada, Seoane, Febas, Muñoz, Enzo(C), Vergos & Díaz #RealMadridCastilla pic.twitter.com/w2S5NZco81 Majadahonda did not look like punishing the defence much who were having a fine game The problem was that nothing was really happening Javi Muñoz was unable to run the game from midfield and no one else looked like scoring a goal for Castilla Achraf was the only bright spark in the first half who missed an open goal from yards out due to a bobble If he had any confidence in his striker-esque abilities The half dragged but luckily came to an end and the score at the break was to nobody's shock At half time it was Majadahonda making the changes and the substitute hit the post with his first touches Fede Valverde was brought on for his first game back and immediately took control of the midfield The game was still by no means fun to watch Solari brought in Cristian Cedrés for Enzo a throw-in found it's was to Fede Valverde who took a couple of touches before striking the ball goal-bound from distance It whistled into the back of the net to put Castilla 1-0 up A moment of brilliance to win an otherwise dull affair The last 10 minutes were the best phase of the game Luckily the Castilla defence held out for the win pushing them up to third place in the league Con este golazo de @fedeevalverde el Real Madrid Castilla venció 1 a 0 al Rayo Majadahonda pic.twitter.com/tVVoSd4BRw Man of the match went to Fede Valverde, for his short but sweet cameo, changing the game and in result handing Castilla the 3 points! It's great to see him back and Castilla have definitely missed him. Achraf also deserves a mention for a great game and Luca Zidane was strong in goal. Big game next week as Castilla host Toledo, who are desperate for a play off spot. Be sure to check it out here, and on my Twitter @CastillaStats for live coverage Senegalese goalkeeper Cheikh Kane Sarr | FootSenegal In a shocking turn of events during a match in Spain's third tier, Rayo Majadahonda's goalkeeper, Cheikh Kane Sarr was sent off after a physical altercation with a Sestao River fan reportedly in response to racist abuse directed at him The altercation reportedly stemmed from alleged racist comments directed at Sarr Rayo Majadahonda goalkeeper Cheikh Kané Sarr was sent off after coming to blows with a Sestao River fan who was allegedly racially abusing him.His teammates went to the locker room and have refused to play the remaining minutes of the match. pic.twitter.com/VPF5Mlqeng Cheikh Kane Sarr was ultimately shown a red card by the match officials in the 85th minute of the game the match was suspended just two minutes later due to the escalating tensions on the field his teammates made a bold statement by refusing to continue playing the remaining minutes of the match This collective action highlights the team's solidarity and condemnation of racism in football The incident occurred at a crucial juncture for Rayo Majadahonda who currently find themselves at the bottom of Group 1 in the Spanish third tier The suspension of the match and the fallout from the incident could have significant ramifications for both teams' standings in the league questions arise regarding the response from Spanish football authorities It remains unclear what steps will be taken to address the alleged racist abuse and the subsequent altercation involving Cheikh Kane Sarr This incident comes just days after Spanish football took part in a friendly match against Brazil aimed at combatting racism in the sport underscoring the ongoing challenges in eradicating such behaviour The altercation involving Cheikh Kane Sarr and the alleged racist abuse directed at him shine a spotlight on the persistent issue of racism in football It serves as a reminder of the urgent need for concrete actions to address and eradicate racism from the sport at all levels As the football community awaits further developments authorities must take decisive steps to ensure that incidents like these are met with appropriate consequences and that measures are put in place to foster a more inclusive and respectful environment within the sport Brazil played against Spain in a friendly game meant to raise money for charity and the fight against racism but failed to achieve any success Napoli's scathing criticism of Serie A's failure to punish Acerbi for alleged racism against Brazilian defender Juan Jesus Francesco Acerbi has been acquitted of charges of racism against Napoli defender Juan Jesus The Real Madrid star believes the country is not a supporter of racism in any regard Vinicius Junior broke down emotionally as he highlighted the ongoing struggle of black individuals in football Former champion has hailed Evra ahead of his MMA debut Paris Saint-Germain's top 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Arsenal on Wednesday Check out the time and where to watch Nigeria's Flying Eagles' final U-20 AFCON group game against Kenya Bruno Fernandes is attracting interest from the Saudi Pro League with Al Hilal said to have him in their summer plans Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen is reportedly mulling over possibly staying at Galatasaray for one more season Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com Toni Martinez will spend the remainder of the 2018/19 campaign on loan with Spanish La Liga 2 side Lugo  The 21-year-old striker makes the move after being recalled from his loan at fellow second tier team Rayo Majadahonda where he spent the first half of this campaign  Martinez played 18 times for Majadahonda scoring twice in their first ever campaign at La Liga 2 level adding to the experience gained from his loan at Real Valladolid last term  Lugo are currently 14th in the La Liga 2 table and take on Malaga this Saturday  West Ham United wishes Toni all the best for his time with Lugo In a recent Primera Federacion clash between Sestao River and Rayo Majadahonda tensions flared as Rayo Majadahonda footballer Cheikh Sarr confronted racist abuse hurled at him by opposing fans The fallout from the incident has resulted in disciplinary measures for both clubs and Rayo Majadahonda enduring a points deduction the footballer was subjected to vile racial slurs from fans behind the goal including phrases like “you’re a fucking monkey” and “you fucking black shit.” The situation escalated when the insults persisted after a goal prompting Sarr to react and confront the perpetrators This reaction earned him a straight red card from the referee resulting in a forfeit and subsequent points deduction for Rayo Majadahonda the league has sanctioned Sestao River with a fine of 6,001 euros and mandated that their next two matches be played behind closed doors at their facilities Cheikh Sarr has been handed a two-game suspension for conduct contrary to good sporting order Rayo Majadahonda has been penalized with a fine of 3,006 euros and a deduction of three points in their classification The league’s resolution highlighted the importance of players following proper protocols in such situations It stated that Sarr should have alerted the referee immediately who could have then activated the Action Protocol on Public Incidents The statement emphasised that while players have the right to defend their dignity they must do so within the confines of sports regulations and legal channels Part of the statement read thus: “It is evident that the footballer cannot take any unlawful initiative nor that of taking ‘justice into his own hands’ by grabbing a spectator by the scarf of aggravating the possibilities of incidents lead to others of much greater significance even putting their own physical integrity at risk.” The statement continued: “It is literally stated by the Rayo Majadahonda club that the victims of such acts have the right to defend their dignity but they forget to clarify that such defense of their dignity must be carried out without violating the applicable sports regulations therefore following the appropriate legal channels and of course This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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