Camavinga injured at Camp Nou, LaLiga launches complaint

In the final moments of the Clasico between Barcelona and Real Madrid, French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga was struck on the head with flagpoles by some blaugrana fans at the Camp Nou LaLiga while celebrating the Blancos' goal, which closed the match at a 2-1 result.

The assault took place right beneath the area occupied by Barcelona supporters. Videos shared on social media show the fans trying to reach Camavinga with the flag poles, succeeding in some cases to hit him.

The player immediately protected his face, while his teammates intervened to pull him away from the area and ask those present to stop. Although the Clasico took place without particular public order problems, the incident now risks disciplinary consequences.

LaLiga takes the assault on Camavinga at Camp Nou to court

LaLiga initiates disciplinary procedure

LaLiga has announced that it will file a report with the Disciplinary Committee, which will have to assess possible sanctions. After reviewing the footage, the League reiterated its firm commitment to eradicate any violent or intolerant act from Spanish football.

"LaLiga maintains its firm commitment to eradicate any violent or intolerant act from Spanish football," the League emphasized, reaffirming its willingness to intervene decisively after the assault suffered by the Real Madrid midfielder.

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The episode reignites the debate on safety in fan sections and the need for stricter measures to prevent assaults against players during high‑profile matches.