Valencia’s league match in opposition to Granada that had been scheduled to happen on Saturday has been postponed following a lethal hearth within the jap coastal metropolis, LaLiga mentioned on Friday.

The recreation had been scheduled to be performed at Granada’s Los Carmenes stadium however Valencia requested the postponement after a number of folks have been killed within the hearth that ran via a 14-storey tower block within the Spanish metropolis and a three-day interval of mourning was introduced.

“In line with the three days of mourning declared within the Valencian area, Valencia CF will fly flags at half-mast at our services. We additionally provide our assist to establishments and emergency companies for any want that they might have,” Valencia mentioned in a press release.

The city of Valencia has also suspended the start of the month-long annual “Fallas” competition, which incorporates torching giant cardboard statues and a fireworks show.

Valencia are eighth within the league with 36 factors.