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Few hours before England face Jose Pekerman's team for a place in the quarter-finals of Russia in 2018, the British newspaper reminded the country of its fierce fight with drugs. Néstor Osorio Londoño, the Colombian ambassador to this country, said that this gesture was regrettable
The Sun, one of the most recognized newspapers of the United Kingdom and the world, has Woke up his readers with an eloquence Offensive time for Colombia, a few hours before England confronts Jose Pekerman's team for a spot in the quarterfinals from Russia 2018. Immediately, Néstor Osorio Londoño, Colombian ambassador to the United Kingdom, he spoke about it and said: "It's rather sad that they use a festive and friendly environment, like the Cup of World, to attack a country and continue to stigmatize it with a subject that has nothing to do. "
"Respect, fair play and joy for the game, that's all that matters tonight" added the ambassador and concluded: "We will encourage Colombia and hope that we can enjoy a great match. "
The word game of the day refers to "The Three Lions face a nation that gave the world to Shakira, a good coffee and, uh, other things, they say: Go Kane! ", with a photo of his star striker Harry Kane.
The pronunciation of the title is very similar to that of "cocaine" ("cocaine" in English), and it is common for British tabloids to use this type of game.
In the last hours, several media British They were confident of the match that their team will have against the tricolor team, because they say it will be a mere procedural meeting for them.
The Sun, which sells for about 1.5 million copies a day, is characterized as a sensationalist and tabloid newspaper. This is not the first time that they are entering the controversy, in fact a few months ago they accused Peruvian striker Paolo Guerrero of being an addict. Colombia's response will be on the ground.
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