Uruguayan players exchange punches with Colombian fans after Copa America elimination

Minutes after the elimination before the Colombia in the semi-final of the America Cupseveral players from Uruguay They went to the stands at Bank of America Stadium, which were mostly filled with Colombians, and argued with the fans.

Uruguayan players, such as Darwín Nuñez, climbed the fence that separates the stands from the pitch and exchanged physical aggressions with Colombian fans. Some, before leaving the pitch and going to the locker room, threw objects that were on the ground towards the fans.

Defender Ronald Araújo also provoked Colombians, making hand signals in allusion to the 15 Copa América titles won by Uruguay. After that, the athlete showed the Uruguayan shield with four stars, two World Cups and two Olympics, provoking the Colombians.

Defender Giménez, in turn, highlighted the lack of security at Copa América games, emphasizing the lack of policing and the danger that family members of members of the Uruguayan team have had to deal with due to the bad behavior of rival fans.

“Please be careful, because families are in the stands. The Colombian fans won’t let us speak on the microphone, this is a disaster, our families are in danger, they shot our relatives, with babies. There were no police officers. Those who are organizing the championship should be more careful with families. Every game the same thing happens. Our families are suffering with those who drink and behave like children. Let’s hope this doesn’t happen in the next games. This is a disaster,” the athlete pointed out.


Source: Gazetaesportiva

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