The Rio entity issued a statement condemning what happened yesterday in Copacabana. In addition, he signed a document with his fans to cease hostilities with the Argentines.
The club Fluminensein a statement on their social networks, today repudiated the attack suffered by the fans of Mouth in Copacabana and, in it, an agreement was announced with the leaders of the torcida to stop the violence in the streets of Rio de Janeiro.
The brutal and savage ambush of the “Flu” torcida on the Boca fans added to the repression of the military police on the Argentines, the final of Libertadores Cup Saturday at the Maracaná stadium ceased to be the focus of attention and became security and the hostile climate experienced in the streets of Rio de Janeiro.
That is why, before Boca’s flag in Rio de Janeiro took place to support the team, Fluminense shared a statement on its social networks in which it invited people to stop violence: “Fluminense FC repels any form of violence, verbal or physical, of all the fans. The focus of the fans must be exclusively football and the party, on the bench and in the streets of the city, with the tricolors enjoying this special moment in the history of the club.”
In addition, the letter from the Rio club detailed that an agreement was sealed with the main leaders of the torcida to put an end to the conflicts: “In a meeting held this afternoon, Fluminense signed an agreement with the main leaders of the club’s organized fans to immediately put an end to the conflicts with Boca Juniors fans.”
Source: Ambito
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