Sevilla FC is on the verge of chaos! After a heavy defeat against Celta Vigo, tensions in Andalusia have escalated, with fans fearing relegation and losing patience with the current situation.

With only three matches left in the season and the serious threat of relegation, the upcoming match against Las Palmas at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium has become crucial.

Upon the team’s return from Vigo, a group of angry fans gathered at San Pablo Airport. However, the real tensions began when the team bus arrived at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios training ground in Montequinto.

As the bus entered the facility under heavy security, including national police and civil guards, fans greeted the players and officials with thrown eggs and abusive chants! Authorities even had to fire warning shots to disperse the crowd.

Chants like “Die, Junior!” and “The board must resign!” echoed around the training ground, with some fans attempting to break through the fences to enter the premises.

Sevilla is currently six points behind Las Palmas, with only nine points left to play for. The future of this historic club in Spain’s top flight is in serious jeopardy, and tensions around the club have reached a boiling point.