Anti-violence remains unresolved three weeks after racist insults at the Bernabéu

The Anti-Violence Commission still has not issued any resolution of condemnation in the case of the insults to Lamine Yamal, Raphinha and Ansu Fati from the last classic played at the Bernabéu on October 26. In the meeting held this morning the issue was not discussed, which contrasts with the speed with which other resolutions were made on similar complaints, such as in the last Madrid derby on September 29 or the insults to Vinícius in Mestalla two seasons ago.

Sources from the Anti-Violence Commission told this newspaper that the Bernabéu issue had not been discussed in this morning’s meeting because the investigation continues to identify the fans who uttered the insults by cross-referencing data provided by the League and Real itself. Madrid.

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Three from the game

According to videos recorded by fans and uploaded to social networks, Lamal and Raphinha were insulted with shouts of “fucking black”, “fucking Moor” and “selling handkerchiefs at the traffic light” after the third goal and Yamal’s celebration in minute 77. In its complaint, the League also included Ansu Fati as a victim after watching the videos.

With this morning’s meeting there are already three meetings of the Anti-Violence Committee without the issue having been addressed. Anti-violence is an administrative channel different from the disciplinary sanction imposed by the Federation through its committees. It is a collegiate body in which there are representatives of the Higher Sports Council, which is the one who holds the presidency this season through legal experts, the National Police, the Prosecutor’s Office, the Spanish Football Federation, the ACB and the Football League. If your sanction proposals are greater than 60,000 euros, you must transfer them to the Secretary of State for Security, which is the one who has the authority to initiate this type of file.

After the events, Real Madrid issued a statement of complaint in which it announced an investigation. Last week and unofficially, the white club informed this newspaper that it had proceeded to separate four members whom it had identified by name and surname and that it was waiting to proceed with their definitive expulsion until there was a resolution against them.

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The expulsion of nine partners was made official

Atlético reacted to the events of the derby with a much harsher statement. Days later he confirmed on his website that he had expelled nine of the members of the Atlético Front. Competition, in its meeting a few days later, chose to close the entire background from which the objects were thrown at Courtois for three games. Appeal reduced the sanction to one match, which has already been served.

In today’s Anti-Violence meeting, among many other issues, the incidents of the Madrid derby were discussed again and they fined 3,001 euros and a ban on accessing the stadium for six months “to a fan who, after celebrating a visiting goal, “He made numerous insulting gestures at the players, hiding his face with a balaclava.” Antiviolencia highlights that “the identification of that individual has been possible thanks to the collaboration of Atlético.”