La Liga has submitted an official report to the Spanish Football Federation’s disciplinary committee and the Anti-Violence Committee, documenting numerous verbal abuses targeting Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr. and the club’s supporters during the El Clasico at Camp Nou. According to the report, 14 distinct incidents were recorded between the 2nd and 82nd minute of the match, featuring offensive chants aimed at Real Madrid and its fans, as well as direct insults directed at the Brazilian star from a section of Barcelona supporters.
The report also includes similar cases from other fixtures in the same La Liga round, such as insults aimed at referees during the match between Oviedo and Getafe, alongside discriminatory behavior in several Segunda División matches.
La Liga continues to formally track such incidents through its anti-violence system, with the goal of referring them to the relevant authorities for disciplinary action. The league also relies on its LALIGAVS platform, which allows fans to report any unsportsmanlike conduct inside stadiums.
