The incident involving Atletico bus being bombed before a Champions League match could result in a fine for the club from UEFA.

The Spanish club can end the financial squeeze after fans threw objects at their opponent's bus before the first match of the Champions League quarter-finals.

Barcelona lost to Atletico Madrid 0:2 in the first match of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals at Camp Nou. UEFA's respect is now focused not only on the result, but on the incidents that occurred even before the starting whistle. A number of fans threw objects at the Atletico bus as it arrived at the stadium. Fortunately, no one from the delegation was injured, but two bus accidents caused damage.

ULTIMA HORA |? Dos lunas rotas, justo en el lado donde va sentado Simeone? Via @PedroFullanaSER pic. twitter. com/2tyPBZtlpb — Carrusel Deportivo (@carrusel) April 8, 2026 Atletico coach Diego Simeone commented:.

" This is not a lonely bastard; "

According to UEFA regulations, the master club is responsible for the order and security in the stadium and its surroundings before, during and after the match. Any incidents may lead to disciplinary action if the club is unable to reduce the situation.