Paredes' sister recounted the aggression of U's fans: they were like ten women

Solange Paredes, sister of the scorer and captain of Colo Colo, Esteban Paredes maintained with Las imltimas Noticias and described in detail the aggression that He suffered with his mother, brother and daughter, by fans of the University of Chile after Saturday's Superclásico who tied for the National Stadium (1-1).

Solange, who, after the final whistle, slowly pulled out of the stadium, He told the morning paper that " we left by Marathon, then we went to the National Stadium parking lot We were walking to the van and all the U's were out there, as ordinary as you can imagine.

] Parallel to this, he added that " we went with my daughter daughter, my mother and my little brother, when suddenly I see a" chocon "of" girls of goats " who hit the parking lots and they started to hit us all [1 9459003] They were like ten, they grabbed us and they did not let us go . "

" I told them said: "What is the problem ?, Let me go, I go with the little girl, how do you think about it." Then a U boy arrived and separated us, as well as a Another of the Colo who was recording Then, Mrs. Teresita González (of the Social Club), friend of many players, knows us and shouts to them: "Leave it, it is the sister of Esteban Paredes! "and they let everything uproot" he added after the shock.

Another who mentioned this was the niece of the football player, Ayleen, who had badured that " came running, grabbed my hair and we had to fight, I did not sit idly by. My mother was worried about Marti (her other daughter). "

Finally, Solange described the reaction of Esteban Paredes when he learned of the situation, saying that" I do not know not who warned her, but she called when she was at the post office, she said: [ma soeur, que t'est-il arrivé, est-ce que tu portais un t-shirt?] to which she replied "no brother, we went without anything, I leave without shirt and if I wear it I tapo " adding that captain" albo "was worried."

Solange and her family got up late in the afternoon at the Central Posta to examine their wounds diagnosed as follows: policontusiones, being precisely she most affected by her daughter Ayleen who has even finished undergoing severe scratches on the face.