Disciplinary Actions Proposed for Sevilla and Betis Fans Following Derby Incidents

The Antiviolence Commission announced on Thursday its recommendation to impose sanctions on 51 fans from Sevilla and Betis due to various incidents that occurred during the Sevilla derby on November 30, which took place at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium.

Among those cited, 14 Betis supporters are accused of participating in a large-scale brawl with Sevilla radicals in the week leading up to the derby. The National Police apprehended these individuals and is continuing its investigation into the events.

The Commission is requesting fines of 5,000 euros and a 12-month ban on entry to stadiums and sports venues for those involved in serious infractions. Additionally, four Sevilla fans are facing sanctions for throwing objects onto the field.

“The National Police captured detailed footage of the Sevilla fans. A fine of 3,001 euros and a six-month prohibition on entry to sporting venues are being sought for these individuals,” the Commission noted.

The remaining sanctions involve Betis supporters who purchased tickets in restricted areas of the stadium for safety reasons. They are facing proposed fines of 150 euros for minor infractions.