La Liga reported the incident to the Spanish Football Federation's Disciplinary Committee and Anti-Violence Commission. In the 87th minute, a Barcelona supporter from the 'Grada Gol 1957' group struck Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga with a flag during Madrid's second goal celebration. The perpetrator could face a fine up to €60,000 and a stadium ban of six months to two years. La Liga praised Barcelona's security services for cooperating with police to identify the individual. In response, Barcelona suspended Gol 1957's operation for the Alavés match, stating the decision follows disciplinary proceedings against the club and members for behavior against sport's values. Barcelona hopes Gol 1957 can return for the Champions League match against Aston Villa on Nov. 3 if discussions resolve the situation.
Mourinho praised Madrid's merit in the 5-0 victory, stating the win might signal Madrid's special form. He primed the team for a statement win to blow the La Liga title race open. Additionally, Mbappé reached 100 Real Madrid goals quicker than Ronaldo. Barcelona faces financial penalties and stadium closure risks while damaging its image. The club will meet with Gol 1957 representatives to establish commitments for respectful support.
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