The Celta banner in the Betis field that confused the National Police

Among the numerous pictures and anecdotes of Betis and Celta this past Sunday, there is the one that has emerged on the social networks of Galician fans who have shared a WhatsApp message in which they indicated that the National Police had mistaken a banner of the municipality of Porriño, located in the metropolitan area of ​​Vigo, with the cigarette taken with marijuana.

The fans stated that they had some difficulties in introducing the town’s banner into the Benito Villamarín stadium because some agent thought that Porriño was a derivation of the word ‘porro’ and, therefore, He advocated drugs, something that La Liga does not allow in its sports venues..

However, everything remained in an anecdote shared on the social networks of the different Celta supporters clubs due to the confusion of the agents when the fans arrived and entered the stadium on Avenida de la Palmera.

Porriño is a town that has an eminently industrial character and has become a notable logistics hub in Galicia due to its geographical location in the south of the province of Pontevedra. It is less than 40 kilometers from the capital of the province and from there, numerous Celts came to enjoy a weekend in the capital of Seville.

The match was held at noon last Sunday and the Vigo team was able to take a point but was about to win against Betis. Bartra prevented those from Heliópolis from losing to Iago Aspas and the remaining players of the Galician team.