"When I saw the people of River, I accelerated and said, that's what God wants"

Darío Ebertz was the driver who took Boca to the Monumental on Saturday to play a final of the Copa Libertadores that could not be disputed.

He lived several seconds of terror when a shower of stones began to fall on his bus a few blocks from the River Stadium.

"When I turned around and saw the people of River, I accelerated and said, 'That's what God wants,'" he said. he ensured during a dialogue with Radio SuperDeportivo, Villa Trinidad.

The pilot stated that the game should be played, "you must win on the field", and also gave details of what happened when the group that moved to the campus was attacked: "I was erased 20 seconds by the stroke I suffered. If the leader Paolini was not there to get behind the wheel, it was a disaster: I was fighting against the people or against a house . "

Ebertz said: "We are a disaster like the Argentines, we are on the wrong track, we are a global shame".

Finally, the driver noted that he was on the same route as going to River: "I thought of all people that something could happen. But I had orders that I could not stop if they did not ask me since the operation. "