La Liga’s plan to pursue infiltrators on the field after Barca’s triumph leaves fans bewildered and thrilled

La Liga, in an act of perplexity and burstiness, has filed a complaint to prosecutors as well as the Antiviolence Committee and the Spanish Soccer Federation Competition Committee following the recent pitch invasion at the Espanyol-Barcelona game. La Liga has already identified the perpetrators of the incident and is now leaving it in the hands of the law. The complaint also requests a warrant to identify more involved parties by analyzing images of the events. The incidents occurred following Barcelona’s 2-4 victory and subsequent title win celebration on the pitch, prompting over 100 Espanyol fans to invade the field. Club security and riot police were forced to intervene, resulting in damage to property and technical equipment. Despite Espanyol’s increased security personnel of 167 security guards and 460 extra security assistants, the majority of the invaders were from the lower tier of the Gol Cornella stadium.