The Anti -Violence Commission has agreed on Wednesday to propose a sanction of 350,000 euros to Celtic de Vigo and the closure for a three -month period of the Balaidos stadium for a series of incidents on the occasion of the match against Ray Vallecano.
Antiviolence thus punishes Celta “For not establishing the necessary access and permanence control measures of spectators and preventing the evacuation routes of the low marker, which were collapsed by fans throughout the meeting.”
Likewise, “for allowing a club employee to facilitate access to numerous fans from the Bajo River stand to the low marker stand; and, in addition, that access to the stadium of a group of at least 36 people from a vehicle access portal inside the stadium to the animation tier, all without any control or observation of the access conditions (without entry or title valid and without accessing by the lathes).”
Two proposals to Osasuna
Antiviolence has two sanction proposals of 50,000 euros each Health “For the repeated deficiencies in the access and permanence control measures of spectators, not preventing the exhibition of large banners without the prior or certified authorization of being made with firepower materials and, in addition, not preventing an individual Espanyol “.
The Anti -Violence Commission has also proposed a penalty of 100,000 euros and the temporary closure of the enclosure for a period of two months to the Balearic Islands Palma Futsal (Association Sportive Palma de Mallorca Football Sala) “For serious deficiencies in the access and permanence control measures of spectators by not preventing an excess of capacity, estimated in more than 800 people, occupying with serious risk for the safety of fans the evacuation roads, the access and corridors.”
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In addition, for the placement in the evacuation areas of additional plastic chairs available to the fans on the occasion of the party against the FC Barcelona.
