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BREAKING: Soccer players go into the stands at Bank of America stadium to fight with fans

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11 hours ago, Lame Duck said:

Tepper failure made him top news on BBC.  Apparently Columbia fans begun abusing family members of Uruguayan players so Uruguayan players lead by world star Darwin Nunez who plays for Liverpool charged Columbian fans.

 

Uruguay captain José María Giménez said the players were trying to defend their families, describing the situation in the crowd as a "disaster", Reuters reported.

He continued: "There was no police and we had to defend our families. This is the fault of two or three people who had a few too many drinks and don't know how to drink."

Núñez was seen hugging his son on the pitch after the altercation.


https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce78z0zg2ezo

 

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This is a bs story.  Their families were never threatened.  

 

It was an incredible experience and loud af.  A brawl broke out on the ramps after the game that was wild.  Luckily it was broken up before people got seriously hurt.  im sure the cops had their hands full.

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6 hours ago, fanpanther said:

Yeah this may not have been Teppers fault directly but whoever organized this and was in charge of security its a bad bad look took forever for security to even arrive.  With the way people get sloppy drunk at all these events cops should be everywhere throughout the game.  

the level of fan intensity was unreal.  BOF hasnt seen fans close to that since 2015.

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8 hours ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

Some bald old guy tossed a drink on one of the players which led to the ensuing melee. 

This.  The family stuff was to save face.  I saw several “almost” fights but both sides were to blame.  Soccer is a whole other level of loyalty.

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3 hours ago, Lame Duck said:

Imagine a sport where you don’t get brain injuries, play 2 times per week for 11 months, and games uninterrupted by commercials?  And people call it stupid….

No commercials for 45+ min a half is one of the best things going in sports. NFL is almost unwatchable with all the commercials.

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