Angry Sevilla fans break into training grounds where players will spend the night
SEVILLE, Spain — A large group of Sevilla fans forced their way onto the premises of the club's training grounds on Saturday after their anger at the team's bad season boiled over following another loss.
The club confirmed its players were spending the night at the team's facilities for security concerns and to focus on regrouping after the 3-2 loss at 10-man Celta Vigo.
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