Last night we explained to the MD that the sanction to RCD Espanyol for storming the field in celebration of the title of FC Barcelona It depends on three different sources: the arbitration act, the report of the League director and the complaint that he forwarded to the RFEF and the stadium security coordinator that he forwarded to the Anti-Violence Commission.
In the case of the first, the referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoechea did not include anything in his minutes, something explained by the fact that the referee left the field at the end of the match, leaving the Barça players team to celebrate The title. This means that the report sent by the League’s party director to the Competition Committee within the weekly complaints sent by the employer will now be key. There are several penalties to which the blue and white club is exposed from the federative point of view, and in accordance with article 15 of the Disciplinary Code, related to the responsibility of the clubs.
The key will now be what graduation the federative disciplinary body gives him. If this is considered very serious, because of how it happened and that it endangered the integrity of the Barça players, the Spaniard was exposed to an economic sanction of 18,001 to 90,000 euros in addition to the “total closure of the sports area for a period from a match up to a season.” This punishment can be reduced in part from where the fans jumped for the same period, because the invasion took place from a very delimited site.
If this is considered seriously This means, and when dealing for the first time, “a fine of up to 6,000 euros and partial closure of the sports facilities for one match, warning him of the total closure of his sports facilities in case of recidivism.” A scenario that cannot be denied either.
The punishment less intense it was decided because of the magnitude, but then it would be a maximum economic fine of 602 euros. And then there is the report that the security coordinator sends to the Anti-Violence Commission before possible sanctions are proposed. Report that can also be transferred to the RFEF to denounce the incident.
Source: La Verdad
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