LaLiga Reports Violent Chants to RFEF and Anti-Violence Commission

LaLiga submits a weekly report of denunciation to the RFEF Competition Committee and the Anti-Violence Commission, highlighting chants that incite violence or contain insulting or intolerant content during football matches. These chants are classified as prohibited behaviors and are subject to sanctions under both the RFEF’s Sports Disciplinary Code and legislation against violence, racism, xenophobia, and intolerance in sports.

1. In the 34th minute of the match, a group of local supporters located in the Lower South Stand, positioned behind banners bearing the slogans “Lizarra,” “Osasuna,” and “Graderío Sur,” chanted in a coordinated manner for approximately 10 seconds: “La Romareda, a pigsty where Ligallo and Police gather. What a foul smell, what a mess, it would all fly away with a bomb!”.

2. In the 46th minute of the match, another group of local fans in the Lower South Stand, also behind the banners mentioned above, chanted in unison for about 15 seconds: “(…) This is starting to feel like a labyrinth. Where is the exit? You’re scared, your life depends on it, but someone has to pull the trigger. (…)” accompanied by the sound of a drum: “ETA, ETA, ETA!”.

3. In the 47th minute, the same group of fans repeated the previous chant for about 15 seconds, again with the drumbeat.

4. In the 76th minute, in the same location, local supporters chanted for about 5 seconds: “Son of a bitch!” seemingly directed at the referee.

5. Just before the start of the second half, another group of local fans in the central sectors of the Lower South Goal Stand chanted for approximately 10 seconds: “Soria bastard, whore of Nervión!”.

6. In the 80th minute, the same group of fans repeated the chant, lasting about 10 seconds: “Soria bastard, whore of Nervión!”.