The team formed a line around the centre circle immediately after the match at the Sardinero began and Sociedad played the ball around in their own half for about a minute before the referee brought the game to a halt.
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31 Jan 2014 - 7:17 AM  UPDATED 31 Jan 2014 - 7:20 AM

Rival players and coaching staff embraced in the centre of the pitch as the Santander fans chanted support for the home team's actions.

The Santander players announced on Monday they would boycott the match unless club president Angel Lavin and the board of the cash-strapped third tier side resigned.

Santander lost last week's first leg 3-1 at the Anoeta stadium in San Sebastian and their chances of making the last four and setting up a meeting with record King's Cup winners Barcelona were remote.

(Reporting by Iain Rogers; editing by Tony Jimenez)