12 Rayo Vallecano Fans Who Forced La Liga Game's Suspension Face Bans and Fines
Spain’s anti-violence commission proposed six-month bans for 11 fans and a one-year ban for another after repeated pitch protests halted the match.
- Spain's anti-violence commission proposed bans and fines for 12 Rayo Vallecano supporters who forced the suspension of their Liga match against Athletic Bilbao by throwing paper airplanes and objects onto the field.
- Unhappy with club owner and president Presa, fans initiated protests during the Oct match, throwing paper airplanes and other items to halt play in the 13th minute with the score 0-0.
- Play resumed after a 10-minute break but was stopped again shortly after the 24th minute when more objects were thrown, following a stadium announcement warning of full suspension if protests continued.
- Authorities set a $5,600 fine and a one-year stadium ban for one supporter, while the other 11 individuals face $3,370 fines and six-month bans for their roles in the disruption.
- Rayo's stadium in Vallecas recently reopened after city authorities closed it over unsafe conditions, forcing the team to play previous home matches in nearby Leganes.
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12 Rayo Vallecano fans handed punishments for protest that forced suspension of Athletic Bilbao match
Spain’s anti-violence commission has proposed bans and fines for 12 Rayo Vallecano supporters who helped to stop its team’s La Liga match against Athletic Bilbao by throwing paper airplanes and other objects onto the field, forcing the game to be suspended.
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12 Rayo Vallecano fans who forced La Liga game's suspension face bans and fines
The Standing Committee of the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport (Antiviolence) has agreed on proposals for sanctions for 12 fans of the Rayo Vallecano, immersed in the altercations that caused the suspension of the party before the Athletic for the launch of objects. These proposals range from 5,000 euros of fine and one year without entering sports grounds to 3,001 euros of economic sanction and proh…
The Antiviolence Commission proposed fines for fans who participated in the launch of objects during the Vallecano-Athletic Club Ray League game that was postponed on the 10th day, including 5,000 euros, plus 12 months of ban on access to sports grounds, to whom it threw a seat that impacted on a goal.As confirmed by the Higher Sports Council (CSD), Antiviolence also agreed to fine proposals this Tuesday of 3,001€ for 11 other radical rayista fa…
The suspension of the Vallecano-Athletic Ray on October 10 at the Vallecas Stadium continues to have consequences. The Antiviolence Commission has proposed sanctions for twelve fans of the Madrid group for their participation in the launches of objects that forced to interrupt the meeting on two occasions and that ended up causing their definitive suspension. The proposals include financial fines of up to 5,000 euros and bans on access to sports…
The Permanent Commission of the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport has proposed a sanction for twelve followers of the Vallecano Ray for the incidents that occurred in the party against the Athletic Club on 10 October. Eleven of them face a fine of 3,001 euros and the prohibition of access to sports grounds for six months for participating in the coordinated launch of objects into the field, such as pa…
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