Condemned by the Anti-Violence Commission “the deplorable racist and intolerant manifestations” directed at Real Madrid player Vinícius Junior before the League derby at the Atlético de Madrid field and asked the clubs
Due to the seriousness of the facts, the Commission also passed a proposal to the League to the next day of football of the First and Second Division messages rejecting racism and xenophobia are displayed in the pitches.
The Higher Sports Council (CSD) confirmed this Thursday that this is what the Delegate Permanent Anti-Violence Commission said after addressing the incidents committed by a group of fans around the Metropolitan stadium, on the occasion of the match on the sixth day. of the league.
Before the start of the game, when Real Madrid arrived at the venue, around 500 Atlético fans who were in the player’s access area sang a chant. “You are a monkey, Vinicius you are a monkey!”
The Commission also urged football clubs to actively cooperate in identifying offenders who, “protecting other fans, damaging the image of Spanish football and sport“, and reminded them of their duty, according to article 3.g of Law 19/2007, of July 11 against violence, racism, xenophobia and intolerance in sport.
“Despite the aforementioned, the relevant actions are carried out within the framework of the aforementioned Law 19/2007, of July 11, for the purposes of proceeding to identify the offenders and raise the appropriate penalty measure”, added the Commission.
This Thursday, LaLiga included the facts in the letter of complaints for violent or racist chants or incidents that it sends after each day to both the Competition Committee of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the Anti-Violence Commission .
His document denounced 24 moments in which insulting chants were made, mainly by the local public against the Brazilian striker, Real Madrid and his fans, as well as the display of scarves with offensive inscriptions on white supporters.
It also reflects that at the end of the game 225 visiting fans sang anti-Atletico fans.
The letter from LaLiga also refers to two moments where objects were thrown on the field, the first of which at 17 minutes, when a lighter and several empty bottles were thrown without hitting any player and the referee asked the field delegate who was warned by public address that play would not resume until the throwing stopped.
The incident is reflected in the refereeing record and the RFEF Competition Committee fined Atlético de Madrid yesterday for changing the order of the match of a minor nature according to the Disciplinary Code (Arts. 117 – “changing the order of the match of a minor nature” and 11 – “aggravating circumstances” )),
The first establishes that “when the events specified in article 15 of this law occur during a match and are classified by the disciplinary body as minor, the responsible club will be fined up to 602 euros” and the second indicates that “it is an aggravating circumstance of responsibility to be a repeat offender.”
Source: La Verdad
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