Real Madrid faces a possible complaint from LaLiga after the incident that occurred at the Camp Nou during the Barcelona-Real Madrid match on Sunday. A fan reportedly threw a flag aimed at French defender Mateo Camavinga while Real players celebrated Kylian Mbappé's second goal. The event, which initially went unnoticed, was captured in several videos of the Barça stands and will be included in LaLiga's weekly report to the Royal Spanish Football Federation.
LaLiga, upon receiving the recordings, plans to open a disciplinary file and appoint an instructor for the procedure. The white club, for its part, has been analyzing the case throughout the day and plans to present its own complaint before 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday. In both scenarios, the most likely consequence would be a financial fine, although the process is still in the initial phase and the exact sanction has not been determined.
The incident was also marked by the throwing of objects from the Fondo Norte stands. Referee Juan Martínez Munuera recorded in his minutes that, in the 87th minute, a bottle of water and a can of Coca-Cola were thrown, without either hitting a player. The match was temporarily stopped while phase 1 of the object throwing protocol was activated and a warning was issued over the public address system. According to article 117 of the disciplinary regulations, the responsible club can receive a fine of up to 602 euros for minor alterations to the order of the match; In this case, the fine is expected to be 301 euros, half of the maximum allowed.
Real Madrid and LaLiga are awaiting the results of the procedures. If the complaint is confirmed, the club could face a financial penalty and, depending on the severity of the case, other disciplinary measures. The followers of the white team and the rival will be able to know the final decision at the next meeting of the Federation's Technical Committee, where it will be determined whether the sanction will be applied or modified.