Alavés Post Win Over Sevilla Amid Fan Protest
Fans Protest Despite Sevilla Win
Deportivo Alavés secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Sevilla FC at the Mendizorrotza Stadium on Saturday, but the match was overshadowed by fan protests over the club's ownership situation.
Thousands of Alavés supporters gathered outside the stadium before the game, chanting slogans and demanding the resignation of club president Alfonso Fernández de Trocóniz.
Protests Intensifying
The protests have been ongoing for several months, with fans expressing their dissatisfaction with the club's management and financial situation. Fernández de Trocóniz has been accused of mismanagement, leading to the club's relegation to the Segunda División last season.
In-Game Protest
During the match, fans continued to protest by waving banners and chanting slogans against the club's ownership. The protests intensified in the second half, with fans throwing objects onto the pitch.
Match Summary
Despite the protests, Alavés managed to secure a crucial victory thanks to a goal from Miguel de la Fuente in the 65th minute. The win moves Alavés up to 13th place in the La Liga standings, while Sevilla remains in 12th place.
Club Statement
Following the match, Alavés released a statement acknowledging the fan protests and expressing their understanding of their concerns. The club stated that they are committed to working towards a resolution that satisfies all parties involved.
Ongoing Situation
The situation at Alavés remains fluid, with the fan protests likely to continue until the club's ownership situation is resolved. It remains to be seen how the club will address the issue and whether they can appease the fans and restore stability to the club.
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