The First National gave away another violent chapter: first the suspension of the match between Brown from Puerto Madryn and Defensores de Belgrano for the alleged attack on the referee of the match, hours later, Estudiantes de Caseros and Ferro ended in a pitched battle between the footballers for a controversial ending.
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El Pincha began winning thanks to the goal of the former Boca soccer player, Nahuel Zárate. Then, Caballito’s team managed to tie and turn the result around thanks to goals from Jonathan Herrera and Gastón Moreyra. But in the last minutes there were two plays that started the anger of the fans of the cast of Caseros.
The referee, José Carreras, added 8 minutes. At 52, Pablo Alvarado, defender of the visit, launched himself to stop Tomás Gaitán’s attack, where he touched the ball and brought down the striker. Estudiantes claimed a penalty but Carreras, at the request of Nicolás Rosaminer, sanctioned a corner.
From that corner kick, in the last play of the game, there was a hand from Nahuel Arena inside the area that was not seen by the referees. After the controversies, Carreras whistled the end and started the scandal.
All the Estudiantes players went straight to the referees to recriminate both situations, but it all started as a protest and continued with shoving, while the Ferro footballers celebrated the victory until they crossed paths. The blows were from the center of the field to the door of the changing rooms.
After a few minutes, when the situation calmed down, Carrera and his assistants withdrew, under police custody, and received a wave of insults and projectiles from some sympathizers who were waiting for the judges to leave.
2023-07-10 01:02:41
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