Segunda División alarm as Quadri Liameed exits after head kick

Around the 43rd minute of the Liga Hypermotion encounter between Albacete and Sabadell, Quadri Liameed fell to the ground after a brutal kick to his head. The match formed part of the Segunda División de España. Albacete forward José Corpas had attempted a volley, raising his leg imprudently and striking Liameed’s face and head.

Medical staff rushed onto the pitch, an ambulance entered the field and Liameed was taken to Hospital Santa Cristina. The Albacete medical team, led by doctor Juan Pérez Martínez, assisted him into the ambulance, while technical secretary José Antonio Zamora was also present at the hospital.

Referee Andrés Fuentes Molina issued a direct red card to José Corpas for the offence. The Technical Committee of Referees immediately endorsed the decision, calling the play a clear serious violent act with excessive force and high injury risk.

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Disciplinary review

The match report noted the contact occurred during a ball‑in‑dispute situation, which will be examined by the Discipline Committee.

After several hours of observation and no major injuries, Quadri Liameed requested voluntary discharge to travel back to Sabadell with club members.

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