The press service of the Russian Premier League (RPL) clarified the incident involving fans during the 16th round of the Russian Championship between Baltika Kaliningrad and Spartak Moscow. The briefing is consistent with what Sports Express reported on the matter.
According to the RPL press service, the fight began in the stands. Security personnel responded promptly and within the framework of applicable law. Staff alerted the coordination center and called the police. The situation was brought under control quickly, and no serious injuries or wider disruption followed. The individual who initiated the confrontation was detained and removed from the stadium; he is expected to face administrative penalties as a result of his actions.
On November 26, the Telegram channel Hurry up to catch up posted video footage of the stadium incident. The post suggested that the clash may have been sparked by tensions over the color of the ball used in play.
The Baltika versus Spartak match, held in Kaliningrad, concluded with Spartak Moscow securing a 2-0 victory. Online broadcaster socialbites.ca reported that the game took place under heavy snowfall and that the ball was briefly left on the field during television coverage.
In the current Russian Championship standings, Spartak sits in fourth place with 27 points, while Baltika is in 15th position with 12 points.
Previously, Kanchelskis commented on the Baltika–Spartak fixture, describing the match as a complete disgrace. (Source: Sports Express)”