Objects Thrown and Camavinga Struck During El Clásico, LaLiga Reports
LaLiga reported 17 incidents during El Clásico between Barcelona and Real Madrid, including insults, objects thrown from the stands, and Eduardo Camavinga being struck with a flag. The match was stopped for more than a minute.
Real Madrid's 2-1 victory over Barcelona in Matchday 10 of LaLiga was overshadowed by several incidents that could lead to disciplinary action.
LaLiga submitted a report to the Disciplinary Committee of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the Anti-Violence Commission, documenting 17 incidents involving supporters of both teams.
Among the reported incidents were insults directed at players and coaches, objects thrown from the stands, and an assault on Eduardo Camavinga during the celebration of Real Madrid's second goal.
According to the report, 10 incidents were attributed to Barcelona supporters, while the remaining seven involved Real Madrid fans.
Eduardo Camavinga Struck With a Flag
One of the most serious incidents occurred in the 87th minute as Real Madrid players celebrated their second goal.
According to LaLiga's report, a Barcelona supporter located in the section known as Grada Gol 1957 struck Eduardo Camavinga with a flag.
The incident took place in sectors 23 and 24 of the Gol Sud stand, where the supporter identified in the complaint was located.
During the same celebration, bottles, cans, lighters, and a vaping device were thrown from the stands toward the field.
Although none of these objects struck the visiting players, the situation required match officials to intervene.
Match Stopped After Objects Were Thrown Onto the Field
As a result of the incidents, the first stage of the safety protocol for objects thrown onto the field was activated.
The match was suspended for one minute and 20 seconds, an interruption that was also documented in the referee's official report.
LaLiga stated that insults were directed at Marc Cucurella and Portuguese coach José Mourinho, both associated with Real Madrid in the report.
The organization also documented seven incidents involving offensive chants from Real Madrid supporters.
What Punishments Could Barcelona and Real Madrid Face?
The report will be reviewed by the relevant disciplinary authorities, who will determine whether sanctions should be imposed for the incidents.
LaLiga also included complaints involving other matches from the same round, including Alavés against Vitoria, Athletic Club versus Getafe, and Real Sociedad against Levante.
The organization continues its campaign against violence in stadiums through the LALIGAVS platform, which allows fans to report inappropriate behavior.
For now, the incidents during El Clásico have been formally reported, although no specific sanctions have been confirmed against either club.
Key Takeaways
- Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 2-1 in El Clásico.
- LaLiga reported 17 incidents involving supporters of both teams.
- Eduardo Camavinga was struck with a flag in the 87th minute.
- Bottles, cans, lighters, and a vaping device were thrown from the stands.
- The match was stopped for one minute and 20 seconds.
- Disciplinary authorities will review the incidents and determine whether sanctions are necessary.
