Deportivo La Coruña faces possible sanction for pitch invasion after Las Palmas match. Federation may impose fine and stadium closure. The club already works on its legal defense and the case of Getafe puts the Galician club on alert. In similar events to those of Riazor, the invasion in the Madrid field exposes the club led by Ángel Torres to a sanction that can lead to the closure of the stadium. And it is that Antiviolencia proposed this week an exemplary sanction to Getafe for the pitch invasion that occurred in the last round of the League. After the match against Osasuna, the fans took the Coliseum pitch in a massive way to celebrate the good end of the year of the Madrid team and their qualification for the Conference League. The proposal sent to the Federation amounts to 10,000 euros and the closure of the Getafe stadium for a month. These are events similar to those that took place in A Coruña after the match against Las Palmas. In Riazor, thousands of people took the field to celebrate the promotion to First Division after the last match of the League. An invasion that the Depor tried to avoid with messages through the megaphone but that was unstoppable for the security personnel. Events that already forced the club's staff to work at a frantic pace to repair the numerous damage caused before the match against Spain in A Coruña. More than 750 seats were removed. In addition, parts of the hybrid grass were removed and other areas of the field were burned by the use of flares. Acts that the Deportivo itself qualified as “vandalic acts”. Now it is exposed to economic sanctions and partial closure of its stadium. Osasuna and their training in the Sadar Antiviolencia also proposes a sanction to Osasuna in a case that may be related to what happened in Riazor. The organization proposes an economic fine and the closure of El Sadar for two months for irregularities in access to the field in a public training in Pamplona. In the report, it is alleged that several flares were lit and that everything put the public safety at risk. An argument that can also be applied to what happened in A Coruña. The Federation will be the one to decide It will be next week when the Antiviolencia commission, dependent on the Ministry of the Interior, sends its written proposal with the sanction proposal. The forecast is that, like in the case of Getafe, the sanction will be the same for Deportivo and Racing de Santander. The two newly promoted clubs celebrated their arrival in First Division in a similar way with their respective pitch invasions. However, the proposal does not mean that the terms suggested by Interior will be applied. It will be the Federation that will have the last word in modulating that proposal and applying it, and the process will still be long.