Sunday, bloody Sunday! Savage scenes in Argentina as a manager gets wounded by a gunshot fired from the fans
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Reading Time: 2min | Mon. 01.11.21. | 12:22
The match between Huracan Las Heras and Ferro de General Pico in the fourth-tier was suspended 30 minutes into the second half due to a firearms clash in the stands
Sunday, bloody Sunday!
As the famous 'U2' song suggests, it was an awful end of the week in Argentine football.
What should be just an ordinary game in the fourth division was suspended half an hour into the second half when unidentified fans started shooting from the stands. According to Argentine media, Huracan Las Heras and Ferro de General Pico fans began to shoot at each other.
¡A LOS TIROS! 😱 En la mitad del partido entre Huracán Las Heras y Ferro de General Pico por el #FederalA, los jugadores y árbitros debieron salir corriendo luego de escuchar disparos
— Interior Futbolero (Desde 🏡) (@InteriorFut) October 31, 2021
🎥: Canal 3 de Santa Rosa pic.twitter.com/feRjgFiNX3
The visiting team manager Mauricio Romero was wounded after a gunshot hit him in the shoulder, and he had to be taken to the Carrillo Hospital.
Incredible scenes today in Argentina's 4th tier (Torneo Federal A) as Ferro General Pico manager Mauricio Romero was shot in the shoulder during their game with Huracán Las Heras
— GOLAZO (@golazoargentino) November 1, 2021
via @InteriorFut pic.twitter.com/Ufyd7tr00l
All the players, referees, and technical staff of both clubs stormed off the pitch while police reacted promptly, but there have been no detainees so far. At the time of unprecedented war in the terraces, Huracan were leading 3-1.
MOMENTO DE LOCURA
— Interior Futbolero (Desde 🏡) (@InteriorFut) October 31, 2021
Con los tiros de fondo, Bruno Nasta, delantero y goleador de Huracán Las Heras, se paró adelante de su esposa y de su hija, que están del otro lado del alambrado, para tratar de cubrirlos y que no les pase nada. pic.twitter.com/a3fpwW5cDS
With the shots in the background, Bruno Nasta, striker and scorer for Huracan Las Heras, stood in front of his wife and daughter, who are on the other side of the fence, covering them so that nothing happens to them.
(2.10) SAN MARTIN T. (3.00) AGROPECUARIO (3.70)
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