At least 22 people injured, several of them seriously, left this Saturday a fight and subsequent disturbances between fans in a match of the MX League of Mexican football held in the center of the country, informed authorities.
This Saturday the team Queretaro played against him Atlas of Guadalajara, defending champion, in the stadium corregidorlocated in the city of Queretarohomonymous capital of the state, for the ninth day of the Mx League. At minute 62 the game had to be suspended because some attendees began to invade the field fleeing from the violence in the stands, where fans of both teams were fighting with belts, sticks, chairs and other artifacts.
Distressed children, women and parents began to run towards the field so as not to be at risk in the midst of the different fights that took place between the followers of the Queretaro and the Atlas. Some people were left unconscious in the stands, with blood stains, and some of them were even stripped naked. Some images that have gone around the world for their extreme violence and cruelty.
Especially embarrassing the Mexicans themselves. Among them, Hector Herrerasoccer player Atletico Madrid. The ‘Fox‘, through social networks he sent a clear message of revulsion about what happened.
At least 22 people were injured – some very seriously – on Saturday in a fight between fans of Querétaro and Atlas de Guadalajara. Some sources say that there were even several deaths. The Mexican Soccer League has announced the suspension of all matches scheduled for this Sunday.
“My prayers with the people who were affected yesterday in the game of Mx League. Enough of violence in the stadiums and on the networks… football should be nothing more than a show to have fun for all of us”, wrote the colchonero footballer, who yesterday was a starter at Atlético de Madrid in the match he played against Real Betis.
INVESTIGATION IN PROGRESS
Meanwhile, the MX League He reported that he began an investigation to find out the cause that caused the disturbances, he also said that the corresponding criminal complaints will be filed and that the game will be rescheduled.
“Those responsible for the lack of security in the stadium will be punished in an exemplary manner. The safety of our players and fans is a priority,” wrote the president of the MX League, Mikel Arriola on Twitter After the violent acts, the teams Queretaro and Atlasand others from Mexican soccer, issued brief statements in which they condemned the acts of violence and demanded that those responsible be punished.
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