La Liga reported 17 disciplinary incidents from Sunday’s Clasico at Camp Nou, won 2-1 by Real Madrid, involving insults, projectiles, and an individual targeting French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga with a flag.

La Liga Lists 17 Disciplinary Violations From Camp Nou Clasico

Spain’s professional football league transmitted its weekly report Tuesday to the Competition Committee and the anti-violence commission of the Royal Spanish Football Federation. The document details 17 separate incidents of offensive chants, insults, and violent fan conduct during Sunday’s league fixture, which concluded with a 2-1 victory for Real Madrid over Barcelona at Camp Nou.

Ten of the listed infractions involve Barcelona supporters, while seven concern Real Madrid fans. The governing body documented coordinated verbal abuse throughout the 90 minutes from sections of both home and visiting supporters before turning its primary focus to late-match security breaches.

Camavinga Targeted by Missiles and Flagpole During Celebration

The league report highlights a specific sequence in the 87th minute during the celebration of Real Madrid’s second goal. Eduardo Camavinga, who provided the decisive assist for Kylian Mbappé’s winning strike, became the target of thrown objects from the stands, including plastic bottles, drink cans, cigarette lighters, and an electronic cigarette.

According to the league documentation, a member of the Grada Gol 1957 supporter group also approached the player with a flagpole during the confrontation.

Referee Reports Objects Thrown Onto the Playing Surface

Match referee Juan Martínez Munuera documented disturbances in his official post-match filing, noting that a water bottle and a can flew toward the playing surface without striking any individuals. The stadium announcer activated emergency safety protocols, reading a public-address warning regarding objects thrown from spectator areas while officials temporarily halted play for one minute and 20 seconds.

Identified Supporter Faces Stadium Ban and Police Action

The league confirmed Tuesday that the individual linked to the flagpole incident within the Grada Gol 1957 section has been identified. The governing body stated that the supporter will face a formal stadium ban alongside appropriate police measures enforced by the Spanish football federation.

The disciplinary committee will review the complete 17-incident dossier to determine further sanctions for both clubs regarding crowd control and safety protocols during high-profile fixtures.