Barcelona fans to boycott match following "greatest infamy" against Eintracht Frankfurt
A major Barcelona fan group are boycotting the club’s home clash against Cadiz in La Liga on Monday night following “the greatest infamy at our home”.
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A major Barcelona fan group are boycotting the club’s home clash against Cadiz in La Liga on Monday night following “the greatest infamy at our home”.
Barcelona’s Spanish coach Xavi (R) reacts during the Europa League quarter final second leg football match between FC Barcelona and Eintracht Frankfurt at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona on April 14, 2022. (Photo by LLUIS GENE / AFP)
Barcelona president Joan Laporta announced that tickets for European games at the Camp Nou will be made non-transferable after a reported 30,000 Eintracht Frankfurt fans entered the venue for their Europa League game despite away fans only being allocated 5,000 tickets.
(Reuters) - Barcelona will make tickets for European games at the Camp Nou non-transferable, president Joan Laporta said after a reported 30,000 Eintracht Frankfurt fans entered the venue for their Europa League game despite away fans only being allocated 5,000 tickets.
Barcelona will make tickets for European games at the Camp Nou non-transferable, president Joan Laporta said after a reported 30,000 Eintracht Frankfurt fans entered the venue for their Europa League game despite away fans only being allocated 5,000 tickets.
Joan Laporta malu melihat puluhan ribu fans Eintracht Frankfurt memenuhi Camp Nou. Presiden Barcelona itu membantah pihaknya menjual tiket lebih ke tim lawan.
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has promised to ‘take action’ after thousands of extra Eintracht Frankfurt fans gained access to the Nou Camp for the Europa League quarter-final, admitting the situation left him ’embarrassed and ashamed’.
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has said he was “ashamed” after a large number of Eintracht Frankfurt fans managed to get tickets in the home end of the Camp Nou. Over 30,000 Frankfurt fans travelled to Spain to watch their side beat Barcelona 3-2 on the night and 4-3 on aggregate. A large number of those fans managed to get tickets in the home end, and Laporta said that he has opened an investigation into the matter.