
Anti-violence body proposes fining Osasuna 60,000 euros
Three proposed sanctions of 20,000 euros each for supplying fan animation material to radical supporters at top-flight matches.
Spain's National Commission against Violence in Sports has proposed fining Osasuna a total of 60,000 euros, split into three separate sanctions of 20,000 euros each. The reason: supplying animation equipment to local radical fans with a long record of breaching Law 19/2007, as Mundo Deportivo reports.
The incidents took place in three home matches this season in the top flight:
- August 24 against Levante at El Sadar
- August 31 against Getafe
- September 19 against Espanyol
According to the Commission itself, the Navarre club had already been warned about the need for special surveillance of those supporters and had been reminded of its obligation to keep an up-to-date Registry Book.
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