He grassroots football constantly experiencing episodes of violence in their weekend games. Between Monday and Tuesday of this week they have passed two incidentsone of Barcelona and the rest of the Madridof attacks still player and even college, respectively. The footballer who became a victim of violence is a goalkeeper of young age, of 16 yearsand the college He went from directing a clash of cadets to almost nothing 17 yearss.
The first case is being investigated by the Mossos d’Esquadra. It is an attack on a 16 year old youth of a dozen people, some of whom were also minors, when the match was played by the Barcelonista Terlenka Club, from the town of Barcelona of The Prat of Llobregat, and the Sagrat Cor de Sarrià, in Barcelona.
The events are known now but they took place on January 27, when at the end of the match the goalkeeper of Sagrat Cor experienced a attack between eight and ten people, what would have been given to him kick to the head and they broke his finger, according to La Vanguardia.
The parents of minors they denounced the facts, giving a report of the damage which includes broken finger -the right thumb- and various bruises that would have been caused by kicks received while on the ground, others on the head.
kick to the head
The minor’s mother, Patricia, told the aforementioned media that it all started when Sagrat Cor scored the winning goal in the last minutes, which the victim celebrated by making fists and looking at his teammates: “In at that moment I heard someone shout – to his son -: ‘Stop celebrating or I will break your legs‘”. At the end of the collision, a man approached his son and knocked him down, hitting him in the back. Immediately, this man, along with others “as well as some rival players”, who were minors age, began to hit him. kicks to the body and head, which he reached temporarily lose sight.
The Catalan Federation allowed in the Terlenka club with three games behind closed doors and eight suspensions for the player from this team determined by the referee.
On the other hand, the National Police and the Madrid Football Federation are investigating an alleged attack by three cadets of the Olympic team Parlabetween 14 and 15 years old, to a 17-year-old referee year last Sunday, after the Primera Cadete match, where the locals from Olimpico de Parla faced the Arancetano A club from Aranjuez.
Three cadets between 14 and 15 years old
According to the minutes and the referee’s own complaint, the players from the Parla Olympic team, between 14 and 15 years old, caused some kicks to the refereewhich later showed some damage.
The Madrid Federation opened an investigation before adopting “very serious and forceful measures.” For its part, the Parla Olympic team recognized the facts – although it only spoke about an aggressor – and also expressed “deep discomfort”, announcing the immediate expulsion of the player they identified as aggressor.
Source: La Verdad
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