Match chat : More than one bottle was thrown at Barcelona stars by Valencia fans

The worst thing is that media in Valencia believe the violence is justified because fans were provoked by players

FC Barcelona stars were the victims of a hostile Mestalla on Saturday and aggression from the fans. Cameras captured offensive songs from the stands as well as the lamentable bottle incident, where Neymar and Suarez were hit in the head while celebrating the club’s third goal in a 3-2 win.

However it was not just that bottle thrown. There were at least two thrown onto the field although the second missed the team. It seems the Valencia fans aim as badly as they take defeats. The most surprising thing is that some in the Valencia press believe the physical violence from Los Che supporters is justified because Barcelona ‘provoked’ the fans.

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