The National Police are carrying out an operation against the Boixos Nois (Boys and Girls) this Wednesday in Barcelona and the metropolitan area, according to ARA. The Spanish police's action is related to the disturbances the radical group of Barça fans caused in Seville, prior to last April's Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid. Although the security force has not confirmed the number of arrests, according to several sources, there are around fifteen arrests. Some of those arrested in the operation are being transferred to the Verneda police station in Barcelona. Police sources indicate that the operation is not limited to the Boixos Nois (Boys and Girls) and that arrests are being made in other provinces across Spain.

1. Today I wanted to talk about the merits of Hansi Flick, who has won every final he's played in as a coach, and at Barça alone, he's already won twice, and against Real Madrid. Or Pau Cubarsí, the only defender in the world who can handle one-on-one situations with Vinícius, Mbappé, or Bellingham and take the ball away cleanly, with poetic elegance. Or Lamine Yamal, such a young and brazen genius who both gives away two goals in a final and dyes his hair with a kind of Yatekomo noodles that don't go unnoticed (and is the envy of those of us who don't invest in shampoo). Or Ferran Torres, the player who three months ago was pulling water and mud out of Paiporta, with the necessary discretion of a solidarity without fanfare, and who on Saturday was chosen the best player in a match that will go down in history. The final in Seville was a monument to spectacle football. The two best teams in the world were playing, and the best team won, with the final shot.