According to BBC report: Sevilla received a harsh attack from the Barcelona board hours before their La Liga clash….

Barcelona have released a statement accusing Sevilla of launching an ‘unjustified and inappropriate attack’ on the club just hours before the two teams were due to meet in their La Liga match on Friday night. The Catalan club are hosting their Andalusian counterparts at their temporary home, the Montjuic Olympic Stadium, but were staggered to find that senior officials from Sevilla had refused to sit with them for a traditional pre-match lunch.

In a 313-word statement released on Friday evening, the Spanish champions detailed how Sevilla officials had allegedly refused to engage in the traditional pre-match lunch event between the clubs’ directors.

It is also claimed that the La Liga outfit’s chiefs declined an invitation to sit in the stadium’s honorary box.

Barcelona’s statement was published in retaliation to Sevilla, who had released their own communication, stating their ‘complete outrage and condemnation’ in relation to the alleged actions of Barcelona’s directors.

Barcelona’s statement read: “Barcelona wants to publicly show its rejection of an unjustified and inappropriate attack by Sevilla FC, a club that today refused to sit at the table at the institutional lunch between directors prior to tonight’s match between both teams at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, where their representatives also refused to attend the honorary box.

“In addition to this contempt, the Andalusian club has sent a statement to the public in which it shows ‘indignation and rejection of the practices carried out by former leaders of FC Barcelona accused of the ‘Negreira case’ and announces their absence in the box at the match. today.

“Barcelona understands that this is an attack against the Catalan institution and an unacceptable offense.”

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