The Spanish Football Federation postponed all 24 matches in the Copa del Rey on Wednesday following the fatal collision between two high-speed trains in the province of Toledo. According to the official announcement of the Spanish Football Federation, this decision was taken as a sign of respect and solidarity with the victims of the train accident on Wednesday morning, and the new time of the matches will be announced later. This accident happened at 8:54 a.m. local time near the city of Orda in Toledo County; There, two high-speed trains owned by Ranpa and Airyo collided. According to the newspaper Yoman Madrid, based on the statistics announced by the Civil Defense Organization of the Castilla-La Mancha region, this incident has so far left at least 50 dead and more than 179 injured. The number of victims is still provisional. The collision of two trains also stopped high-speed train traffic between Madrid and Andalusia and disrupted the travel plans of several teams participating in the FA Cup. The status of the 14 games scheduled for Thursday, October 29 is still unclear and the Spanish Football Federation has not announced the final decision on their possible postponement.

The Spanish Football Federation postponed all 24 matches in the Copa del Rey on Wednesday following the fatal collision between two high-speed trains in the province of Toledo. According to the official announcement of the Spanish Football Federation, this decision was taken as a sign of respect and solidarity with the victims of the train accident on Wednesday morning, and the new time of the matches will be announced later. This accident happened at 8:54 a.m. local time near the city of Orda in Toledo County; There, two high-speed trains owned by Ranpa and Airyo collided. According to the newspaper Yoman Madrid, based on the statistics announced by the Civil Defense Organization of the Castilla-La Mancha region, this incident has so far left at least 50 dead and more than 179 injured. The number of victims is still provisional. The collision of two trains also stopped high-speed train traffic between Madrid and Andalusia and disrupted the travel plans of several teams participating in the FA Cup. The status of the 14 games scheduled for Thursday, October 29 is still unclear and the Spanish Football Federation has not announced the final decision on their possible postponement.