From the governing body of South American football they took notes of the new incidents that occurred in the Monumental Stadium and the Cacique risks harsh sanctions.
Colo Colo was able to celebrate on its anniversary day and defeated Monagas on date 2 of the Copa Libertadores group stage. Unfortunately, this result was marred by the shameful acts of violence that occurred in the Cordillera sector of the Monumental Stadium and that unleashed the anger of the campus.
This fight between baristas in which all kinds of objects were used affected thousands of families present in the sector and forced to stop the match twice. But it was also done under the watchful eye of several Conmebol emissaries who were present at the venue.
The file for Colo Colo
Incidents can be expensive for the Cacique. This is because the representatives of the governing body of South American football issued a lapidary report of almost 20 pages consigning this serious episode of violencein which blunt elements such as bladed weapons, stones, among others, were used.
That’s not all, since they also detail the launch of fireworks and? about 23 flares were lit in the Arica sector.
For all these backgrounds, according to the journalist Germán García from TyC Sports, from Conmebol they decided to open a disciplinary file against Colo Colo that can mean severe punishments to the institution for international tournaments.
This way, The match with Boca Juniors on May 3 at the Monumental Stadium runs a serious risk of being played with capacity or without an audience.
Undoubtedly it would be a terrible blow for the albos, since they must also pay three more commitments without fans for the National Championship due to the incidents in the last Superclásico against Universidad de Chile.
