Derby at the Bernabéu: Passion and Controversy in the Atlético Stand
The derby at the Bernabéu, a match full of emotions, also had controversial moments starred by a sector of the Atlético fans. Around 4,000 Rojiblancos fans traveled to support the team in this important Champions League match.
However, before and during the match, incidents were recorded. Upon arrival at the stadium, some fans staged altercations with throwing objects and insults. A particularly regrettable moment was the interruption of the minute of silence in memory of Javier Dorado, a former Real Madrid player.
According to reports, some Rojiblancos radicals uttered insults, generating a reaction of disapproval from the local fans, who tried to mitigate the insults with whistles and applause in tribute to Dorado.
These incidents tarnished the massive support of the Atlético fans, who traveled with the hope of seeing their team advance in the European competition.
The club has always promoted respect and sportsmanship, and this type of behavior does not represent the values of the vast majority of Colchoneros fans, who demonstrate their passion for Atleti in a positive and constructive way. The team, on the field, fought with claw, looking for a result that would allow them to move forward in the Champions League.
