Espí, Real Madrid's last-minute savior and the best efficiency in Europe: a goal every 13 minutes
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On September 16 in Madrid, Carlos Espí emerged as a decisive late-game savior for Real Madrid by scoring in the final moments of a 2-3 away victory against Elche, mirroring his previous clutch performance against Espanyol to secure three points. This scoring feat establishes Espí as the player with the highest efficiency in Europe's major leagues, boasting an average of one goal every 13 minutes.
In a separate development in Madrid on the same date, Formula One Grand Prix director Luis García Abad commented on the business side of the sport. Speaking following the capital's first F1 race in 45 years held the previous weekend, García Abad emphasized that the stability of the automotive racing business relies on maintaining top-tier standards.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Carlos Espí's late-game heroics and record-breaking scoring efficiency for Real Madrid.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Second Snippet)Reports on F1 Madrid director's remarks regarding business stability after the capital's first race.
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