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Spanish football shaken after deadly train collision
Clubs across Spain were swift to offer their support to those affected. EFE
Clubs across Spain were swift to offer their support to those affected. EFE

Near Urda station this morning, an Iryo train and an AVE high-speed train collided on the Madrid-Seville line. With authorities already confirming dozens of fatalities, the disaster has sent shockwaves through the footballing community.

In the wake of the initial official reports, clubs from across the country acted swiftly to send messages of support and solidarity to the victims' families.

"We join in mourning the victims of the terrible rail accident that occurred this morning in the province of Toledo. We convey our heartfelt condolences to their families and friends," read a statement from Atletico Madrid on their 'X' account.

"Barca express their deepest condolences for the victims of this serious accident. The club wishes to convey its support and solidarity to family and friends," posted Barcelona.

Real Madrid also conveyed their "consternation" over the tragedy, extending their full support to those affected, the bereaved families, and the emergency services.

They certainly weren't the only ones as clubs throughout Spain rallied in unison across the day, publishing messages of sympathy and solidarity following another devastating rail tragedy in the country.

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