Paco Ramírez attacks vs. Scoponi: I’m sick of the Argentines

The Celaya coach considers that the Mexican is not given the same value as the Argentine in local soccer and that Scoponi does not have codes

The semifinal return between Celaya y Atletico Morelia It ended in a fight, in addition to which five players were sent off during the match that was held at the Miguel Alemán Valdés Stadium. At the end of the series, which the Purépechas won, soccer players, as well as members of the technical staff, got involved in an attempt, in which Francisco RamirezCelaya’s coach, slapped Norberto Scoponiassistant of the visiting team.

In the added time of the game, the first attempt to fight broke out that left three expelled. Víctor Manuel Milke and William Mejía, from Atlético Morelia, as well as Carlos Monges, footballer from Celaya.

With the final whistle and with the classification of the Atletico Morelia At the end of the Expansion League, the attempt to fight resurfaced, but now members of the technical staff got involved. In one of the videos that was released throughout the afternoon, it can be seen that Francisco RamirezCelaya’s coach, is approaching Norberto Scoponiauxiliary of the Purépecha team, to slap him with his right hand.

Norberto Scoponi walked away from Francisco Ramirez, who still threw a few slaps. Some players from Celaya They also approached the area to face the technical assistant of Atletico Moreliabut the Argentine chose to run to the dressing room of the Miguel Alemán Valdés Stadium.

After the match, the Celaya coach, Paco Ramirezattacked the assistant of Atlético Morelia Norberto Scoponi.

“There are very valuable codes and I think that Scoponi does not have it; I am fed up with dealing with all the Argentines in Mexico, who value them and do not value the Mexican,” he said at a press conference.

With the help of players from Atletico Moreliain addition to Carlos Adrián Morales, coach of the Purépechas, Norberto Scoponi He managed to cover the entire field until he got into the dressing room.

The wave of expulsions in the second leg of the semifinals between Celaya y Atletico Morelia, started at 17 minutes with Bryan Mendoza, from the Purépechas, for a double yellow card. The same case occurred with Roger Hernández, of the cashiers.

Until now, it has not been announced if there will be sanctions for the attempt at anger that occurred at the end of the game.