Eduardo Gómez García-Barbón, better known as Lalo (born 14 March 1936 in Oviedo), was a Spanish footballer who played as a forward for Real Oviedo, Granada, and Real Murcia during the 1950s and 1960s. He rose to prominence at Real Oviedo, scoring 20 goals in the 1957-58 Segunda División season to win the golden boot, but a serious injury led to his sale to Granada in 1960 for a symbolic two pesetas. After two years at Granada, he moved to Real Murcia, where he helped the club win the 1962-63 Segunda División and earn promotion to La Liga, before retiring in 1968. Lalo earned a single cap for Spain B in 1960, and later transitioned into management, coaching all three of his former clubs, most notably Real Murcia from 1968 to 1971. His career was marked by colorful incidents, including receiving the only red card of his career for nagging a referee during an Asturian derby, and later exposing a coach who played poker with players.