Anti-violence proposes a fine of 60,000 euros for Osasuna

The Standing Committee of the State Commission against Violencehe racismThe Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport proposed a fine of 60,000 euros to Club Atlético Osasuna for the club’s “open support”, through its players, “to a group whose members violate the Law”.

Antiviolencia explained that Osasuna, “the day before the celebration of the semifinal of the Copa del Rey”, at the San Mamés stadium in Bilbao on May 5, “allowed the players, when the training session in their stadium was over, to go out in Eladio Cilveti street and honor with their presence and applause a large group of individuals located behind a banner with the name of a group whose members have been punished as perpetrators of many violations of Law 19/2007”.

“In this sense, the Commission sees in the coordinated action of the players of Atlético Osasuna an implicit support from the club to a group whose members violate the Law,” it added.

In addition, it proposes four fines of 4,000 euros to the Pamplona club “for allowing the occupation of the evacuation routes of the fans in the South Stand of the stadium, violating the conditions for the stay of the spectators in matches Osasuna-Betis on April 22 , Osasuna-Real Sociedad on April 28, Osasuna-Athletic Club on May 25 and Osasuna-Girona on June 4”.

FINED €40,000 IN SEVILLA

Also, Antoviolencia proposes a fine of 40,000 euros to Sevilla for allowing, during the celebration of the 2023 Europa League champion title on June 1, “the exhibition inside the stadium, over one of the vomitorios of the north goal stand , of the flag of a group whose members have been punished for many violations of Law 19/2007 and, therefore, the club cannot provide any kind of support”.

“Furthermore, when the players showed the trophy around the pitch, as they passed through the aforementioned North Goal area, the team captain offered the Champions Cup to the ‘speaker’ of the said area of ​​the players. stand, wearing a shirt with the initials of the aforementioned group”, he specified.

FOUR fines of 4,000 EUROS TO RAYO VALLECANO

The commission also proposed four fines of 4,000 euros to Rayo Vallecano “for deficiencies in measures to control the presence of spectators by not preventing a large group of fans from remaining in the fence under the stadium during the game, in addition to not equipping themselves in the area with adequate security guards and access to metal containers and the consumption of alcoholic beverages inside the stadium is permitted”.

Said violations, referred to as Antiviolencia, were repeated in matches against Osasuna on April 14, Barcelona on April 26, Valladolid on May 4 and Espanyol on May 21.

In addition, it proposes another fine of 4,000 euros to the Vallecano club “for not providing the appropriate cooperation with the Security coordinator in relation to the information on the status of the subscribers of the eighty-four individuals proposed for punishment on the occasion of the meeting. who faced Rayo Vallecano with Atlético de Madrid on April 9”.

€20,000 FINE TO THE ATHLETIC CLUB

It also proposes a fine of 20,000 euros to Athletic Club “for allowing, during the training session on April 3, many fans with flares to enter the stadium and then light them in the stands. The this performance by the fans was not only celebrated by the players from the field of play, but instead the club itself, on its official profile on the social network Twitter, celebrated and encouraged such behavior”.

TWO fines of 15,000 EUROS IN CELTA

In addition, he issued two fines of 15,000 euros to Celta de Vigo “for allowing, as soon as the match ended, two individuals located in the cheering stand to jump the separation fence with the field of play, advance to the corner flag, and through gestures and shouts led by the entire animation stand, the presence of the local players was requested, agreeing to the request of said individuals in the face of the passivity of the security guards on the occasion of the match of Celta de Vigo-Girona, held on May 23”