LaLiga official left covered in blood and carried off on stretcher after being hit by a CAMERA

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LaLiga official left covered in blood and carried off on stretcher after being hit by a CAMERA

A LALIGA match official was left covered in blood after being hit by a camera.

Assistant referee Guadalupe Porras was left bloodied and on the floor during the Spanish league match between Real Betis and Athletic Bilbao.

EPALaLiga assistant referee Guadalupe Porras received treatment[/caption]

Así ha quedado el rostro de Guadalupe Porras.

Ha tenido que ser retirada en camilla y evacuada en ambulancia. https://t.co/BO7fmQsF9K pic.twitter.com/6fUG55ZHRf

— MARCA (@marca) February 25, 2024

Betis’ medical staff rushed over to help Porras after Chimy Avila’s goal in the 13th minute was confirmed following a VAR check, causing play to stop.

Porras was then moved to an ambulance after being placed on a stretcher.

Initially, it was unclear what had caused the incident.

But according to Relevo, Porras was left bloodied after colliding with a close-up camera operator from Dazn which was filming the celebrations for the opener.

The official was replaced on the touchline by the fourth official Holgueras Castellanos following a lengthy delay.

Porras was applauded off the pitch by the crowd in the Benito Villamarin as she her condition appeared to improve.

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LaLiga referee veteran Eduardo Iturralde Gonzalez urged league president Javier Tebas to have a word with the camera operators.

He told Cadena SER: “Message to Javier Tebas the camera goes where it shouldn’t go.

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“Please let them work, the assistant referee is as professional as a player.”

It was not the only time Betis’ medics were called into action, with Nabil Fekir also left in a bloody state in the 31st minute.

However, the 30-year-old was able to carry on with cotton wool placed in his nose.

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Betis went on the win the game 3-1, with Bilbao’s Nico Williams being sent off after receiving two yellow cards in 12 SECONDS.

You can watch the video of it above.

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