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The club will also seek a review of the punishment for the fan, who was banned from attending football matches for six years
«Spartak» made a statement in which it expressed concern about the detention of numerous fans, who on Sunday went to Saint Petersburg to attend Sunday’s away match against the team of «Zenit».
In addition the statement of «Spartacus» at the disposal of RBC, stated that the club followed closely the situation with the detention of Valery Bevza, winding fan stands, which twice in the last three days were taken to the offices of the St. Petersburg police.
In the Moscow club promised at his own expense to provide legal assistance to Bevz, and also require a revision of the punishment to the fan, which the Petrograd district court of St.-Petersburg has been banned from football matches for the next year and a half.
Earlier it became known that the court recognized Bevza guilty of violating the rules of behaviour of spectators at a football match, fined 5 thousand rubles. and was forbidden to attend sporting events for 18 months.
«Using sound amplification MegaFon loudly chanted offensive swear words in the address of the player «Zenith» and Russian national team Artem Dziuba, calling for offensive chanting all the fans of the sector», — is spoken in the message of the press service of the court.
On Wednesday, the Control and disciplinary Committee RFU fined «Spartak» on 250 thousand rubles for the fans chanting obscene chants the reproduction on the match against Zenit, as well as for hanging banners an inconsistent offensive content about the opposition striker.
The match «Zenith» and «Spartak», held at «Gazprom Arena» on 1 December, ended with the victory of Petersburg club with the score 1:0. After 18 rounds of the championship of Russia the St. Petersburg club leads the standings with 42 points, and «Spartak», which has 22 points, is the ninth.