⚖️ Osasuna reject El Sadar closure: unjust and disproportionate | OneFootball

The Anti-Violence Commission has proposed closing El Sadar for two months and fining Osasuna €200,000 for opening the stadium to the public for the final training session of the season, and the Navarrese club has now issued a forceful response.

Osasuna stresses that around 5,500 fans attended that training session without any incidents being recorded, on the day the team was fighting to avoid relegation against Getafe. The club argues that it organized the event with private security and medical services, adopting the established preventive measures.

Osasuna also denounces unequal treatment, pointing out that the accumulation of proceedings and sanctions in recent years has created among its supporters the feeling of being subjected to a level of scrutiny that is hardly comparable to that faced by other Spanish clubs.

The Navarrese club announces that it will defend its rights "firmly" and that it will publicly denounce any action it considers harmful to its interests. 

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