😱 In Europe, stadium vandalised with graffiti and damage

Rayo Vallecano’s stadium, home of the Spanish first-division club, was vandalized with graffiti and damage just hours before a match.

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According to the Spanish press, radical supporters of the club itself broke into the stadium during the early hours of the morning and mainly targeted the social area and the VIP boxes.

Rayo released images of the stadium and also reported thefts at the club’s headquarters.

Currently eighth in La Liga 2025/26 and 12th in the current edition, Rayo Vallecano has been dealing with an off-field crisis since July.

The main target of the ultras is club president Raúl Martín Presa.

Hours after the stadium was vandalized, Rayo hosted Cagliari in the Trofeo de Vallecas — the match is in its final minutes.

During the match, supporters also approached the VIP boxes where the president was to protest with banners and chants.

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Dallinga's season stunted by ACL injury with Ache also sidelined for Köln

The worst fears of those at 1.FC Köln have become bitter reality, with Thijs Dallinga suffering a cruel ACL tear this afternoon. 

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Dallinga suffered the injury during the Cathedral City club's 2-2 friendly match with Viktoria Köln and will now be out for several months.

The Dutch striker was pictured clutching his right knee regularly in the first-half before being helped off the pitch by team physios. 

It comes as a major blow for Effzeh after the 26-year-old arrived on loan from Bologna in summer and bagged a brace on his debut. 

Meanwhile, fellow marksman Ragnar Ache also has to sit out Köln's upcoming games for the time being due to a muscle injury.

The exact extent of absence is unknown after the MRI scan, but his teammate Dallinga likely faces at least 6 to 12 months out of action.

Both setbacks leave René Wagner's squad short of strikers ahead of Saturday's Rhineland derby with Borussia Mönchengladbach. 

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