First in the history of football! They staged the death of a player to postpone a game, they believed, the footballer was celebrated in all stages, but the truth was revealed. Reaction from the midfield: "I knew something was going to happen"

One of the strangest moments in the history of football has happened this week in one of the lower leagues in Ireland. Ballybrack, who was playing in the Leinster Senior League, asked for the postponement of a match evoking the death of one of the players in a tragic motorcycle accident. The Irish league was successful, the match was postponed, the other stadiums remained silent, but it was later discovered that the designated footballer was actually alive.

When they heard this disturbing news, the league officials did not even think about it and they observed the minute of silence in memory of Fernando Nuno La-Fuente, a footballer who was officially dead. One of the moments was surprised and published on the Internet by the club Liffey Wanderers: "Both teams hold a minute of silence in memory of Ballybrack's Fernando Nuno La-Fuante, who died as a result of an accident while returning home from training on Thursday night. All Liffey Wanderers live alongside Fernando's family and Ballybrack FC " was the message of the team.

On Monday, the league continued to believe in history and a message of condolence could be heard at a news in Ireland. Shortly after, it was discovered that Fernando Nuno La-Fuente was alive and doubts about Ballybrack began to emerge. The first reacted the president of the league: "It's a good thing to do so to get a game postponed, we acted in good faith, we held a minute of silence at the weekend games for this young man." It's totally ridiculous He could simply not show up for the match and he would have been fined and ready ", David Moran stated that he had the first questions when he contacted the club to convey his condolences and help his family, but it was answered that the player's body had already been repatriated to Spain: "It seems strange to me how can a person who died on Friday morning be sent back to Spain in the corpse?"

Then, those of Ballybrack FC reacted by stating that the incident was "a serious error of judgment". Then, the team leaders announced that the man responsible for the whole situation had been fired: "The club contacted Fernando to find out if he was fine and is grateful to have accepted our apologies for this situation, according to the club's message.

And the last one who reacted was the Spanish midfielder in a phone call Wednesday morning at a radio station: "I was thinking of writing an article about myself, but I thought I broke my leg.Yesterday after work, I was at home, I was playing on the console and I was received a call from a colleague saying "you are a celebrity!" and so I discovered that I was dead, I knew something would happen (red – asked if he knew the team would use it to postpone the match), but when I saw what I wrote and apologized right away. I think it's a bit funny, I had to call my mother to calm her down. "said Fernando Nuno La-Fuente.