Comisión Antiviolencia proposes 120,000 euro Real Sociedad fine over tickets for banned RSF Firm fans | OneFootball

According to Diario Vasco, the Comisión Antiviolencia has proposed a 120,000 euro sanction against Real Sociedad. The club is accused of providing digital Copa del Rey final tickets to two RSF Firm-linked supporters already banned from stadiums.

The note also outlines a second proposed sanction aimed at around 40 supporters after a major police operation in Seville on the eve of the match. Police intercepted hundreds of ultras, more than half from Real Sociedad and others from various provinces and abroad, carrying iron bars, bladed weapons and flare launchers.

Osasuna could face a two-month closure of El Sadar and a 200,000 euro fine following incidents on the final league weekend. The case centres on alleged control failures at an open training, where flares were lit and Indar Gorri symbols were displayed.

Getafe CF faces a proposed one-month closure of El Coliseum and a 10,000 euro fine. A mass pitch invasion was deemed to pose objective safety risks despite its festive character.

Cádiz CF is proposed a 20,000 euro fine for distributing toilet paper rolls that accumulated on the pitch as highly flammable material. The episode coincided with smoke canisters being set off in the Brigadas Amarillas section.

Source: Diario Vasco