Clásico: supporter who targeted Camavinga identified, faces serious consequences!
Catalan police have identified the supporter who targeted Eduardo Camavinga during the Clásico. A fine and a stadium ban are being considered.
The consequences of the Clásico are becoming clearer for the supporter who attacked Eduardo Camavinga with a flagpole. According to LaLiga information reported on Thursday, October 29, by Europa Press, the Mossos d’Esquadra identified the individual and filed an administrative report against him after Real Madrid’s 2-1 victory at Camp Nou on Sunday, October 25.
Identification carried out in cooperation with Barça
The security services of FC Barcelona worked with the Catalan police to track down the supporter in question. He belongs to one of the Grada 1957 supporters’ groups. The incident took place during the celebration of Madrid’s second goal, scored by Kylian Mbappé.
LaLiga had already reported the incidents that occurred during the Clásico to the disciplinary authorities. The La Liga match was also marred by objects being thrown from the stands.
Fine of up to €60,000 considered
The supporter is subject to proceedings under Spanish sports legislation. According to Europa Press, the incident is being considered a serious offence, as no physical or material damage was recorded in the action. The proposed fine ranges from €3,000 to €60,000.
A ban on entering sports venues for six months to two years is also among the sanctions being considered. These measures do not constitute a definitive announced sanction. The case must also be referred to Barça’s disciplinary committee, which could decide on additional internal measures.
Camavinga decisive before the incident
The French midfielder had nevertheless just played a decisive role in the outcome of the evening. For the winning goal, he was sent through by Arda Güler before beating Pau Cubarsí and setting up Mbappé inside the area.
That assist allowed the forward to score a brace and reach 100 goals in a Real Madrid shirt. A decisive contribution immediately followed by the sequence now being examined by the authorities and the Catalan club.
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