LaLiga to report Barcelona over Clásico incidents; Real Madrid studying complaint

LaLiga will report Barcelona to the Spanish FA for objects thrown during Sunday's El Clásico and a possible flag assault on Camavinga; Real Madrid is also considering filing a complaint.

LaLiga will file a report this Tuesday with the Spanish Football Federation over incidents during Barcelona's 2-1 loss to Real Madrid on Sunday at Camp Nou. Following Kylian Mbappé's second goal, Barcelona supporters threw objects—a water bottle and Coca-Cola can—from the North End, neither of which struck any players. Referee Juan Martínez Munuera documented the incident in his match report and activated phase 1 of the object-throwing protocol, halting play until a stadium announcement was made.

More seriously, video footage captured by spectators shows a possible assault on Real Madrid defender Aurélien Camavinga involving a flag, an incident that initially went unnoticed. LaLiga intends to report this alleged aggression separately. Real Madrid is also studying whether to file its own complaint, with a deadline of Tuesday at 2 p.m. If either or both file, an extraordinary disciplinary proceeding will be opened with an appointed instructor.

Barcelona faces a fine for the object-throwing under article 117 of the regulations governing "mild alteration of match order." The maximum penalty is €602; as a first offense, the club is expected to receive a €301 fine, to be announced Wednesday.