A Slovak fan of Real Madrid claims he and his son were kicked out of the Camp Nouʹ after celebrating Kyian Muppes’ goal in El Classico, where the Magdriles won by 2-1 over Barcelona.
Francisek Vavrek had traveled to Barcelona to donate his son, Dennis, a special experience for his 18th birthday. But what had to be a memorable memory, he said, ended with disappointment, since Father and son were forced to follow the rest of the fight on their mobile phones in a taxi.
In a story about the Spanish newspaper MarcaVavrek indicated that he had traveled from Presov, Slovakia, some 300 miles [300 km] to Budapest, to take the flight to Barcelona. They included friends of the family from Croatia, Krunoslav Pipinic, and his son, Kresimir, who also turned 18 days before the match.
Vavrek had paid a total of 5,600 euros for four first-class tickets, at the price of 1,400 euros each. Their seats were in sector 113, among Barcelona fans.
Problems began because of Real Madrid fans
According to the Slovak fan’s story, problems began at the entrance of the stadium, when security prevented them from entering Real Madrid’s fans and, as he claims, was suggested to throw it into the trash bin.
Father and son refused to do so, gathered the fans to pass the check, and wore them after landing in their seats about 20 minutes before the start of the match.
Vavrek claims to have worn the fans for about an hour before security intervened. He denies he had attempted to deliberately provoke local fans.
They celebrated Mbpp’s goal and were released by the tributaries
According to him, the incident occurred after Kilian Mbppe scored Real Madrid’s first goal about 40 minutes. Vavrek and his son stood up, embraced, and celebrated the goal, but moments later about a dozen security members approached and removed them from the stands.
We committed no acts of violence, threatened no one, nor provoked violence. We just celebrated the goal by standing up and embracing each other, Vavrek said. Marca.
He claims that during leaving the trains, some spectators insulted and booed him, but he and his son did not retaliate.
Initially, they were told that they could return to their countries if they removed Real Madrid’s fans. However, after the security contacted the superiors, according to Wevrek, this opportunity was canceled.
We were told that many Barcelona fans had already recognized us and that they could not guarantee our safety. They feared that they could attack us if we returned to the same places, he confessed.
Police detained them for 45 minutes, ended the match, seeing him in the cab.
After leaving the stadium, the police intervened, who checked their documents and drafted reports of the incident.
According to Vavrek’s description, reports mentioned the spectacle of fans and the provocation of Barcelona fans, while their behavior was described as violent or inciting violence. The Slovak typhosi opposes these claims and requires that the case be considered through film footage and testimony from those present.
Controls, according to him, lasted about 45 minutes. During this time, he followed the fight over the phone, and then he and his son took a taxi to the apartment where they were staying. So the remainder of El Classico was seen through the mobile screen, despite paying thousands of euros to experience the game from the stadium.
I promised my son he wouldn’t forget the first El Classic. I kept my promise, said Vavrek with irony, referring to the experience that, according to him, will remain long in his son’s memory.
Vacrek claims he asked for a write-off, but was instructed to file a formal complaint with Barcelona. He admitted that until the moment he spoke of Marca He had not yet given the complaint in writing, and he had received no compensation.
I don’t want to stir hate between Real and Barcelona fans. I’m not looking for free tickets or special treatment, he’s done. /Telegraph/