According to Carl Erdmann, the Muslims, after their defeat at Torà, retreated into their own territory, where the Christians followed them. A second battle was fought near Albesa, which was the end of the brief war, and possibly the campaigning season.[25] The result of the battle is uncertain, but unlike the first battle was not favourable to the Christians.[26] Albesa was first considered a Christian victory by Gerónimo Zurita.[4]