The bus carrying the footballers and coaching staff of Alliance arrived with broken glass at the stadium santaneco, where the return of semifinals will be played against FAS
People waiting for the FAS-Aliança match at the Óscar Quiteño stadium attacked the bus in which he was driving the white squad, arriving at the match venue an hour and a half from the initial whistle.
Supposed followers of the set tigrillo, unique with access allowed to the encounter according to the logistical dispositions of he himself, and located in front of dressing room visitor of the stage, loaded with stones the body and the glasses of the vehicle, causing damages in the themselves (pictured).
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The match in question corresponds to the return semifinal of the Opening 2020 tournament. The first leg ended 3-0 in favor of Alliance, so this match generates a lot of expectation about a possible comeback of FAS (must win by three goals difference to force overtime, and by four to win the tie).
The bus carrying the players and coaching staff of Alliance FC was attacked with stones prior to their arrival in Santa Anna. Photo EDH / Courtesy Raúl Pleitez
Hours before the match, long lines of hundreds of fans surrounded the Quiteño stadium, several of them concentrated and ignoring the recommended safety distance to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
The bus carrying the players and coaching staff of Alliance FC was attacked with stones prior to their arrival in Santa Anna. Photo EDH / Courtesy Raúl Pleitez
The match is scheduled for 3:00 pm at the Oscar Quiteño Stadium.
The bus carrying the players and coaching staff of Alliance FC was attacked with stones prior to their arrival in Santa Anna. Photo EDH / Courtesy Raúl Pleitez
The bus carrying the players and coaching staff of Alliance FC was attacked with stones prior to their arrival in Santa Anna. Photo EDH / Courtesy Raúl Pleitez
The bus carrying the players and coaching staff of Alliance FC was attacked with stones prior to their arrival in Santa Anna. Photo EDH / Courtesy Raúl Pleitez