Barcelona risks being fined after incidents recorded during Sunday’s El Classicos against Real Madrid, while La League has also opened a separate investigation into a alleged incident against the midfielder, Eduardo Camavinga.
According to the Spanish media media media medium ? Mundo Deportivo, the La League Disciplinary Committee has discussed on Wednesday the case of throwing things into the field, following the second goal of Kilian Mbppes in Real Madrid’s victory over Barcelona.
In his report, Judge Juan Martinez Munuera has announced that in the 87th minute, from the northern stadium’s tribuna, a bottle of water and a can of drink was thrown into the field. This part of the stadium is frequented mainly by local fans, but none of the items hit any player.
After the incident, the judge activated the first phase of the protocol to drop items into the field. Through the stadium’s sound system, fans were given a warning as the match stopped for a moment.
The committee has classified the case as a slight violation, according to Article 117 of the Discipline Code. According to the report, Barcelona risks a fine of up to 602 euros, while if the violation is estimated at the medium level, the fine would be 301 euros. The final amount will be determined on the basis of the random disciplinary classification.
Meanwhile, La League has opened a separate investigation into an alleged incident against Eduardo Camavingas, which took place during the celebration following the second goal of Muppa.
According to reports, some fans allegedly hit the French midfielder in the head with flags. The case was reported by La League and is expected to be examined through relevant disciplinary procedures.
This investigation is separate from him for throwing items into the field and until now no final decision has been made.
The incidents come after a difficult week for Barcelona, which suffered two consecutive losses, originally against Paris Saint-Germainin and later against Real Madrid.
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