Rayo Vallecano faces off against Madrid Community over Vallecas stadium, which has been halted for second consecutive day. The situation has increased concern among fans. The stadium of Vallecas is owned by the Madrid Community, which suspended the administrative concession this week considering that it presents important security and maintenance deficiencies that require immediate action. The technicians sent by the regional government were unable to access the premises to initiate the urgent works planned, as they were again met with closed doors. The Community, owner of the stadium, suspended the administrative concession this week considering that it presents important security and maintenance deficiencies that require immediate action. After denouncing the first blockade on Wednesday to the National Police, the workers returned to the stadium on Thursday, but were unable to enter the premises as they were blocked by the club's staff. The situation has increased concern among fans. One of them, who was renewing his season ticket on Thursday, lamented the uncertainty surrounding the start of the season: "The stadium is full of crap. I'm going to renew it now, I don't know where I'm going to watch my team". "They've managed to ruin the youth team, the women's team, the B team, the sports city, and their last goal was this, and it seems they're achieving it little by little. Because I'm a Rayo fan, not this guy, the Rayo is us, are the 13,000 season ticket holders, the whole neighborhood of Vallecas", said the fan, who blamed the club's president, Raúl Martín Presa, for the deterioration of the entity. The new disagreement prolongs a conflict that threatens to delay the start of the works and keeps the stadium unresolved in which the Rayo will play its first matches as a local, once confirmed that it will not be able to do so in Vallecas. The same fan defended the intervention of the regional executive to solve the state of the premises and demanded a quick resolution of the conflict, which could lead to thousands of fans of the Vallecano team to have to travel to support their team. "What they have to do is catch this guy, put him in jail, because he's disobeying orders. The Madrid Community doesn't see anything wrong with the step they've taken; this is theirs and they have to assume the responsibility of putting the stadium in condition and this guy not letting him in again in Vallecas. The sooner it's solved, the better", he said.