Sanctions for aggressors at the Metropolitano
The Permanent Commission of the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport has agreed to sanction three individuals with 30,000 euros and ban them from accessing sports facilities for 18 months for attacking two rojiblanco fans in the match between Atlético de Madrid and Slovan Bratislava.
The incident occurred near gate Z of the Metropolitano stadium after the Champions League match. Additionally, it has been proposed to sanction two individuals with 5,000 euros and ban them from accessing sports facilities for 12 months for starting a fight at gate 46 of the stadium.
The Anti-Violence Commission has also proposed sanctioning 26 individuals who threatened and insulted visiting fans and police in the match between Valencia and Real Madrid. These sanctions aim to eradicate violence in sport and protect fans.
Atlético de Madrid has always been a team that values passion and respect for the game, and it is essential that measures are taken to ensure the safety and well-being of all involved. The rojiblanca community can be proud of their team and the way they are working to prevent violence in sport. With these sanctions, a clear message is being sent that violence has no place in football and that measures must be taken to prevent these incidents in the future.
