LaLiga reports insults from Barcelona fans toward Vinicius Jr. after Clásico; CTA backs no-penalty decision on Bellingham incident

BARCELONA, SPAIN - MAY 10: Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid clashes with Gavi, Pau Cubarsi, Dani Olmo and Gerard Martin of FC Barcelona during the LaLiga EA Sports match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF at Spotify Camp Nou on May 10, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images) | Getty Images The fallout from the latest Clásico between Barcelona and Real Madrid continues, with both crowd behavior and refereeing decisions now under official review by Spanish football authorities. LaLiga included insults directed at Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr.

by Barcelona supporters in its weekly report submitted to both the Disciplinary Committee of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the Anti-Violence Commission. At the same time, the Technical Committee of Referees (CTA) publicly defended referee Alejandro Hernández Hernández over one of the most debated incidents of the match: Eric Garcia’s contact with Jude Bellingham inside the penalty area. LaLiga reports insults toward Vinicius Jr.

Vinicius Jr. once again found himself at the center of abusive behavior from opposition supporters during a high-profile match in Spain. LaLiga formally documented insults from Barcelona fans in its weekly disciplinary report, forwarding the incidents to the relevant authorities within Spanish football.

The reports are routinely analyzed by both the RFEF’s Disciplinary Committee and the Anti-Violence Commission, which can determine whether sanctions or further measures are necessary. The Brazilian forward has repeatedly been subjected to abuse during matches in Spain over the past several seasons, making him one of the central figures in the broader discussion surrounding fan conduct and racism in Spanish football. The inclusion of these incidents in the official report ensures the chants and insults are now part of the disciplinary process following the Clásico.