Lamine Yamal’s celebration at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium last year. Scoring against Real Madrid and fans showing insult gestures and racist acts. Image: Barca Times
(The Post News)- A 5,000 euro fine and a 12-month ban from sporting events have been proposed by the Anti-Violence Commission to two local fans who uttered and made insults and gestures of a racist nature directed against the visiting player Lamine Yamal, during the Real Madrid vs. Barcelona game on October 26 at the Santiago Bernabeu.
The same prohibition period and a fine of 4,000 euros are also being proposed for two other supporters who committed similar offenses against several visiting players and another who violently assaulted two visiting fans, one of whom was wearing a visiting team jersey, in the vicinity of the stadium after the match was over.
However, the proposal’s amount was lowered to 3,001 euros and six months to a local fan who made serious insulting remarks about a number of visiting players. Then to another local fan who obstructed the police’s work, refused to identify himself, and insulted them.
A 1,500 euros and three months to two local fans who obstructed the police’s work in the area of the stadium and in the arrival area of the local team bus. The most severe economic punishments include five more of 4,000 euros and a 12-month ban for supporters, two of which are in the match between Osasuna and Betis and the others in the Leganes-Celta, Ceuta-Murcia, and Deportivo La Coruna-Racing Santander matches.
Club-wise Rayo Vallecano and Malaga will receive 4,000 euros for deficiencies in the control measures for the access and permanence of spectators by not preventing the introduction of several cans of beer.
In their respective games against Cartagena and UD Las Palmas. Girona vs. Liverpool, which takes place at the Montilivi stadium on December 10th and is part of the sixth round of the Champions League, has also been deemed a high-risk match.
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