Oriente Petrolero, through a public statement, expressed that it will take the corresponding measures to find those responsible for the attacks and theft that were the object of the referees who were in charge of the match that the refinery team tied (1-1) with The Strongest. This commitment was played on Sunday, at the Tahuichi Aguilera stadium and the events took place at the end of it.
“After the facts that are publicly known, the Oriente Petrolero Sports Club expresses its disagreement and strongly rejects any act of violence around football. The aggressions and tobo committed by subjects disguised as fans are not part of our Santa Cruz soccer culture, much less of our institution, ”says the first paragraph of the statement.
The arbitration list for that match was made up of Álvaro Campos, from Oruro, who was the central judge, and line assistants Jesús Ramírez and Juvenal Villca; in addition to the fourth referee, Santiago Silva from Santa Cruz.
“Our institution will take all appropriate measures to clarify all the facts raised and at the same time find those responsible so that later it does not happen again, “he adds.
The refinery board statement also calls for a report to the party overseer why the referees’ locker room was changed, from the locker room located in the north sector to the press room area.
“At the same time, we ask for a report from the party overseer José Luis Nurnberg, under what criteria or circumstances did he change the usual place of the referees, without prior and express notification to the administration of the event”, says the note.
Oriente Petrolero, through a public statement, expressed that it will take the corresponding measures to find those responsible for the attacks and theft that were the object of the referees who were in charge of the match that the refinery team tied (1-1) with The Strongest. This commitment was played on Sunday, at the Tahuichi Aguilera stadium and the events took place at the end of it.
“After the facts that are publicly known, the Oriente Petrolero Sports Club expresses its disagreement and strongly rejects any act of violence around football. The aggressions and tobo committed by subjects disguised as fans are not part of our Santa Cruz soccer culture, much less of our institution, ”says the first paragraph of the statement.
The arbitration list for that match was made up of Álvaro Campos, from Oruro, who was the central judge, and line assistants Jesús Ramírez and Juvenal Villca; in addition to the fourth referee, Santiago Silva from Santa Cruz.
“Our institution will take all appropriate measures to clarify all the facts raised and at the same time find those responsible so that later it does not happen again, “he adds.
The refinery board statement also calls for a report to the party overseer why the referees’ locker room was changed, from the locker room located in the north sector to the press room area.
“At the same time, we ask for a report from the party overseer José Luis Nurnberg, under what criteria or circumstances did he change the usual place of the referees, without prior and express notification to the administration of the event”, says the note.
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