After Sevilla's 3-2 loss to Celta Vigo, players were required to stay at their training complex due to extreme violence from fans, who vandalized property. The club condemned the organized vandalism and announced plans to pursue criminal charges against perpetrators. Despite their challenging season, the club expressed understanding toward fan frustration but stated that violence and vandalism would not be tolerated. Sevillaâs upcoming matches are critical as they fight to avoid relegation, with a home game against Las Palmas on Tuesday.
Following a disappointing defeat against Celta Vigo, Sevilla players had to stay at the training ground amid violent protests by fans, leading to serious safety concerns.
Sevilla condemned the extreme violence from fans, emphasizing that protests linked to their poor season are unacceptable when they involve threats and vandalism.
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