A spectator was killed and another injured when a fight broke out between police and hooligans "Barrabravas" in the Argentine first division match in La Plata on Tuesday (11/6) morning GMT.
The match between Estudiantes with Lanus stopped in mid-game after officials heard no news of the death of spectators at the Ciudad de La Plata stadium in the capital of the province of Buenos Aires.
"Police reported a spectator (Lanus) died and because this situation it is important to stop the match," said Estudiantes president Enrique Lombardi, told reporters. "It's based on a decision between the two clubs.'s For humanitarian reasons," he said.
This is the second game that was stopped in three days, after the game Saturday (8/6) at Velez Sarsfield was stopped because visiting fans rioting All Boys.
Local media reported that a fight between supporters of Lanus and police have started happening before the game started and a spectator when it suffered very serious injuries.
Estudiantes 2-0 at Lanus opponents mid-game, which ranks third in the final championship standings, with bagging 29 points from 16 games, three points behind league leaders with Newell's Old Boys, who play at home against Union in the next round, and River Plate.
"The riots did not come from football, this social problem," said Estudiantes coach Mauricio Pellegrino told reporters.
"Football describe the unrest in the society," said Pellegrino, who had returned home to Argentina to deal with Estudiantes began in April, after 15 years in Spain and the UK as a player and coach.
The match between Estudiantes with Lanus stopped in mid-game after officials heard no news of the death of spectators at the Ciudad de La Plata stadium in the capital of the province of Buenos Aires.
"Police reported a spectator (Lanus) died and because this situation it is important to stop the match," said Estudiantes president Enrique Lombardi, told reporters. "It's based on a decision between the two clubs.'s For humanitarian reasons," he said.
This is the second game that was stopped in three days, after the game Saturday (8/6) at Velez Sarsfield was stopped because visiting fans rioting All Boys.
Local media reported that a fight between supporters of Lanus and police have started happening before the game started and a spectator when it suffered very serious injuries.
Estudiantes 2-0 at Lanus opponents mid-game, which ranks third in the final championship standings, with bagging 29 points from 16 games, three points behind league leaders with Newell's Old Boys, who play at home against Union in the next round, and River Plate.
"The riots did not come from football, this social problem," said Estudiantes coach Mauricio Pellegrino told reporters.
"Football describe the unrest in the society," said Pellegrino, who had returned home to Argentina to deal with Estudiantes began in April, after 15 years in Spain and the UK as a player and coach.
Sources :
http://www.republika.co.id/berita/sepakbola/internasional-2/13/06/11/mo7fxp-suporter-argentina-tewas-dalam-perseteruan-dengan-polisi
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