The limited company that manages Colo Colo refers to the incidents that occurred during the match against River Plate and adds that it wants to receive its supporters with “all the measures and guarantees that allow them to have a good stadium experience”.
the thousands of fans who submitted to a draw to obtain their ticket and who they didn’t pay less , They didn’t have a good time in Colo Colo’s duel with River Plate.
Beyond the failed goal that the Argentines themselves recognize and the poor final result, the albos fell into the hands of the transandines, entering the enclosure of Macul was a real chaos. To the disorder that is always caused at the entrance of the David Arellano due to the few authorized accesses and the long queues that form, a huge block has been added nearby due -once again- to the poor organization that exists in the car parks.
But the worst happened minutes before the match, where alleged supporters staged blowouts in bars and stormed in taking everything in their path. Result? Intervention of the police, families gassed with tear gas and many people, tickets in hand, unable to enter.
“We want to express, first of all, our solidarity and our empathy with the fans of our club who, in the approach of the match against River Plate, have lived through complex moments reads a statement released by Blanco y Negro nearly 24 hours after the butler event.
Immediately after, the corporation denounces the insults received by its majority shareholder -Aníbal Mosa- at the exit of the colossus and denounces the violence. “We are clear, those who don’t respect our officials, directors, fans and the institution itself, we just don’t want them in our house, This is why we regret and reject with the same force the attacks suffered by one of our directors at the exit of the stadium.
Finally, the entity is committed to continuing to improve its security measures and He asks the government of President Gabriel Boric to help him control the disorders. “We once again ask the authority for greater support and commitment to Chilean football clubs. to fight against these acts of violence which, unfortunately, are still experienced on our land. We all want safer stadiums that attract families and we believe that this can only be achieved through joint work between the various actors involved,” he concludes.
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