Valencia’s La Liga match against Granada this weekend has been postponed following a deadly fire in the city.

Four people are reported to have died and as many as 15 people remain missing after a fire engulfed a pair of apartment blocks in the city on Thursday.

Emergency services worked to tackle the blaze and treat those affected in the Campanar neighbourhood of the city.

The La Liga club released a statement on Friday and confirmed they had asked the league to postpone the game which was scheduled to take place at Granada’s Los Carmenes stadium on Saturday.

La Liga later granted the request with the date and time of the rescheduled fixture to be determined. Levante’s match against Andorra in Segunda Division has also been postponed.

“Valencia CF are devastated by the terrible fire that occurred this Thursday on Avenida Maestro Rodrigo, in the Campanar neighbourhood of Valencia, and wish to convey our deepest condolences to the families and friends of the victims,” Valencia said.

“We would also like to publicly thank the emergency services for their commendable work.”

The club also confirmed that players and coaches of the men’s, women’s and academy teams will observe a minute’s silence ahead of training on Friday.

La Liga have revealed all teams will follow suit…

“I am here because there has been injustice with Luis Rubiales,” Juan Tamayo tells The Athletic.

“This is very strong. It cannot be that a person is being called an abuser for a little peck, a kiss. When we all know that he is not. It is despicable. There are many worse things that have happened — a woman died last week and there was not all this brouhaha. It is a double standard.”

Tamayo is a resident of Motril, the Andalusian home town of Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales, who has been suspended by FIFA for his behaviour after Spain won the Women’s World Cup on August 20.

The 46-year-old was filmed kissing Jenni Hermoso on the lips as Spain collected their medals.

Rubiales has been heavily criticised by many in Spain, including the country’s acting president Pedro Sanchez, who called his actions unacceptable and called on him to consider his position. Acting minister for equality Irene Montero tweeted that his kiss was “sexual abuse”.

However, these sentiments were not shared by all of those who gathered outside Motril’s Church of the Divine Shepherdess on Monday. Or all of those inside.

Angeles Bejar, Rubiales’ mother, had entered the church on Monday morning to begin a hunger strike. Some protesters held up banners including ‘Stop Rubiales being…