The delegate of the Uruguayan team to the AUF, Gonzalo Moratorio, charged against “Canalla” for the excesses that occurred before, during and after the meeting between the two for the first date of the Libertadores.
The echoes of the incidents that occurred on Thursday night between the Rosario Central party and Peñarol.
During the match, full-back Maximiliano Olivera suffered a cut under his left eye, as a result of an element that hit his face while greeting the fans. The situation led to his transfer to a sanatorium for studies and the relevant cures.
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After the incidents, complaints come and go from both banks of the Río de La Plata. Rosario Central presented “a criminal complaint in the Public Prosecutor’s Office for the purposes of clarifying the facts of public knowledge and searching for those responsible” and confirmed that he is “reviewing the security cameras and access controls in order to identify those sympathizers as soon as possible.”
On the other side of the river, Peñarol wants CONMEBOL to take action against the club and communicated this, Gonzalo Moratorio, delegate of the “Carbonero” team to the AUF, who charged against the “Canalla” for the outrages that occurred.
“Given how serious it happened, I would love a point reduction and for the Rosario Central stadium to be closed” the leader said and added: “We ask for serious sanctions for Rosario Central. What’s more, we also ask that we be allowed not to sell tickets for visiting fans in the match that will be played at the Campeón Del Siglo”
Source: Ambito
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