Football Matches in Spain Postponed Due to Deadly Flooding.

Valencia vs Real Match Postponed Due to Flooding in Spain

The match of the 12th round of La Liga between Valencia and Real was postponed due to a natural disaster in Spain. This was reported by the official site of La Liga.

The originally scheduled date of the match was November 2, but the Valencia region was seriously affected by the flood.

The floods have led to the deaths of over 50 people due to heavy rains that hit the south and east of Spain. The rains also caused the cancellation of flights and stoppage of train services.

Currently, the disaster has covered a large part of Spain, starting from the province of Malaga in the south to Valencia in the east.

The Spanish Football Federation has called on La Liga and clubs to submit new proposals for the dates of La Liga matches, including Villarreal - Rayo Vallecano, Valencia - Real and Segunda: Castellon - Ferrol, Eldense - Huesca and Levante - Malaga, by Tuesday, November 5, by 14:00.

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Earlier it was reported that at least 95 people have died in Spain due to floods that covered the southern and eastern parts of the country.

It is also worth mentioning that Bosnia and Herzegovina were also hit by floods. The municipality of Jablanica suffered the most, where 16 people died. Three more bodies were found in the town of Fojnica. The heavy rains, which began on the night of Friday, led to the flooding of several towns in the central and southern parts of the country, destroying homes and agricultural buildings.