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Barcelona closes Gol 1957 stand for Alavés match after Clásico attack on Camavinga
October 29, 2026 at 07:02 PM
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Barcelona has suspended its Gol 1957 fan stand for the Alavés match after a fan attacked Real Madrid's Camavinga during the Clásico.
- Barcelona said the suspension responds to disciplinary measures over behavior that exposed the club to financial penalties and the risk of closure.
- Catalonia's Mossos d'Esquadra police identified a Gol 1957 group member who threw an object at Camavinga during Real Madrid's goal celebration.
- Police said the fan faces up to €60,000 in fines and a six-month to two-year stadium ban.
- La Liga filed a complaint with the federation's disciplinary committee, which opened an investigation into the assault.
- Real Madrid won the Clásico 2-1, with Camavinga struck by a flagpole thrown from the Gol 1957 stand during the second-goal celebration.
- Barcelona said it will meet the stand's member groups and hopes it can return to full operation for the Aston Villa fixture if resolved.


