The League has presented to the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) a total of 17 complaints regarding the conduct of the public on the last day of competition, focusing especially on the incidents that occurred during the Spotify Classic at the Camp Nou. Among the complaints, ten are directed at Barcelona fans and seven are directed at Real Madrid fans who traveled to the city.
The competition report indicates that, in the Barça stands, ten incidents were recorded. The most relevant include insults directed at José Mourinho and Marc Cucurella, among others. In the 87th minute, after Kylian Mbappé's second goal, there was a barrage of objects thrown from the Gol 1957 Stand area, including bottles, cans, lighters and a vaping device. According to the document, none of these objects reached the Real Madrid players, but the action activated the first phase of the action protocol for throwing objects, forcing the referee to stop the match for 1 minute and 20 seconds. During that time, a message was broadcast over the stadium's public address system urging fans to stop the conduct.
Another highlight of the report is the hitting of a flag against the French player AurélienCamavinga, an action that generated an impact on social networks. The arbitration report reflects the incident and the intervention of the corresponding protocol.
As for the Madrid fans, the report includes seven complaints, all of them relating to insults directed at Barcelona. There is no mention of any throwing of objects by Real Madrid fans.
The League has communicated the facts to the RFEF so that the relevant sanctions can be applied according to current regulations. The federation is expected to evaluate the complaints and determine the disciplinary measures that will be imposed on those responsible, both in the area of stadium security and fan discipline.