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Sunday evening, Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid neutralized each other in the derby in the Spanish capital (1-1). A match during which refereeing was at the heart of the debate as evidenced by Antoine Griezmann’s tweet after the match. Beyond the meeting, it is in the stands that all eyes are on.
In fact, the media Relevo indicates that one of the leaders of the Grada Fans group, Carlos Clara, along with other members of the Grada, fought with Madrid fans. Security had to intervene to stop this brawl. One of them was injured and was taken to hospital. This conflict took place because the Ultras were banned from entering collectively in 2013. La Grada Fans, positioned south stand, decided to stop singing from the break to the 60th minute and forced the fans to remain silent and seated on their seats, while they normally live the 90 minutes standing. They even threatened to leave and confronted partners. For its part, Grada Fans defends its innocence and denounces persecution on the part of certain partners.
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