They spent a minute of silence, but he was alive

The situation was unusual in the Leinster Senior League (LSL), an amateur league of Ireland, when Ballybrack FC had to apologize for dropping one of its players, Fernando Nuno La-Fuente, for a death while actually I was alive

The League had already published a funeral notice in the English newspaper The Herald and allowed the team to postpone the meeting with Arklow Town last Saturday. In the rest of the tournament matches, the other teams spent a minute of silence on the Spanish footballer, who was supposed to have died after a motorcycle accident on his motorcycle.

But the president of the LSL began to doubt the situation and investigate. In the absence of answers from Ballybrack FC, they searched for records in hospitals and still found nothing. Messages from their social network colleagues indicated that he had returned to Spain, where they had begun to dissipate.

Fernando Nuno La-Fuente was alive. He had returned to his country and the League should have denied his own statement. Rumors indicated that Ballybrack had invented the news to postpone the match. The LSL then announced: "There has been a serious miscalculation since tonight, an emergency meeting has been organized and the subject has been relieved of all his football work at Ballybrack FC. "