LaLiga denounces 24 offensive messages in the Madrid derby, four of them racist against Vinicius

Vinicius celebrates Madrid's first goal last Sunday at the Metropolitano.Manu Fernandez (AP)

LaLiga presented this Thursday a detailed complaint before the Competition Committee of the Spanish Football Federation and the Anti-Violence Commission in which it breaks down an extensive list of 24 episodes that occurred before and during the Atlético-Real Madrid match last Sunday that could be sanctioned for messages offensive or racist.

Of all of them, four refer to xenophobic chants against Vinicius;

one of which occurred outside the Metropolitan.

Until now, the vast majority of the employers' complaints, if not all, alluded to acts that occurred within the premises.

In this case, the organization directed by Javier Tebas has gone further.

“At 7:25 p.m., coinciding with the arrival of the visiting club at the stadium aboard their corporate bus, some 500 local fans who were in the player access area sang the following chant: 'You're a monkey, Vinicius, you're a monkey! mono!', addressed to a visiting footballer”, specified LaLiga, which also recorded the statement published by Atlético on its website this Tuesday (two days after the duel) “roundly condemning the inadmissible chants that a minority of fans made in the outside the stadium.

In its letter, the employers also referred to "Vinicius, die" that could be heard at two different times, at minutes 12 and 42, from the south end, the area where the ultra group of the rojiblanco team, the Front Athletic.

And the fourth incident related to the Brazilian winger that the complaining entity captured took place in 79, when "fool, fool" was heard from different areas of the stands and in an "unorganized" way.

In the vast majority of the episodes described, LaLiga pointed out in great detail the south end of the stadium, that of the Atlético Front.

"About 2,000 local fans, located in the Lower Stand of the South Fund, sectors 127 to 133, behind the goal of the same fund," he repeatedly points out.

From there, according to his record, chants could also be heard such as: “Madridistas, sons of bitches”, “The plague arrives, the Madridista arrives with those horns that are obvious.

The madridista, son of a bitch, the Athletic Front enjoys it with his death, oe oe, oe oe !!”

or "Jump, jump little kangaroo and fuck the madridistas!".

However, the Tebas entity clarified that the vast majority of the time they did not find the echo of the rest of the stadium.

"Despite the number of intolerant chants previously indicated, none was supported by the rest of the fans, except for the one made in the 88th minute", he stressed in reference to the "Madridistas, sons of bitches" that was heard at that moment "in a way choral and coordinated for about 10 seconds.”

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Obrigado hair support!

I won't stop!

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– Vini Jr. (@vinijr) September 16, 2022

In the hours before the derby, Vinicius published a video on his social networks in which he denounced that he was a victim of racism on account of the criticism received for the dances with which he celebrates the goals.

“They say that happiness makes you uncomfortable.

The happiness of a Brazilian black who triumphs in Europe is more annoying.

I don't usually respond to any kind of criticism but you have to be prepared to respond to racists and xenophobes.

I am not going to stop dancing”, proclaimed the Brazilian, who received the public support of several of his compatriots and professional colleagues, such as Neymar and Pelé.

Previously, the athletic Koke had commented with laughter when asked about the Brazilian's dances that, if he did it in the match, he "will get involved".

Even the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, spoke about the controversy: “As a follower of Atlético,

In the extensive letter sent by LaLiga there is also room for the 225 white fans who were located in the upper tier of the north end, who intoned four times "Indian who does not boat eh, eh".

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