The throwing of objects by ultra supporters of Atlético de Madrid at the goalkeeper of the visiting team, Real Madrid, forced the Madrid derby which took place this Sunday at the Metropolitan Stadium of the Madrid to be suspended for a few minutes. ‘Atlético de Madrid. It is the latest example of violence in the stands of football pitches in Spain and Europe. Violence which has returned and increased in recent years, reflecting the rise of the far right on the continent.
We spoke with Aitor Lagunas, editor-in-chief of the Panenka magazine and co-author of the Brazalete Negro podcast, about this phenomenon by which these ultra fans have once again gained importance, which differentiates them from the more radical sectors which, in the past, have also realized violent incidents and what clubs are doing to get rid of them.
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