The evacuation passage was blocked by fans during the game! Celta was fined 350,000 euros

The World Sports reported that the Spanish Anti-Violence Committee proposed a fine of 350,000 euros on Celta and closed the Valledos Stadium for three months. The penalty was due to a series of events during Celta's match against Vallecano. The

The Anti-Violence Committee's punishment of Celta was "failed to take necessary measures to enter and exit and stay, resulting in the evacuation passage in the lower stands of the scoreboard being blocked by fans and was crowded throughout the game."

In addition, it is also because "a staff at the club is allowed to assist a large number of fans from the lower Leo stand to enter the lower scoreboard stand; and a group of at least 36 people is allowed to enter the stadium through the vehicle entrance and go to the cheering stand, none of which are in any entry and exit control or observation of admission conditions (no valid tickets and no revolving doors are passed)."

Osasuna also received two fines of €50,000 each, "due to repeated flaws in the control of spectators' entry and exit and stay, failure to prevent large-size banner displays without prior authorization and fireproof materials certification, and failure to prevent an individual from climbing the fence for a long time to incite the Southwest Billiards fans. These events took place against Getafe and Espanyol."