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Sanctions for assaulted players? The final between River Plate vs. Boca Juniors for the Libertadores Cup 2018 he could have sanctions for the players of the Xeneize establishment, despite the fact that they were attacked by local supporters near the Monumental stadium. These sanctions would be in full force and based on the report of the Conmebol Technical Commission.
According to FOX Sports reporter Juan José Buscalia, the players of Boca Juniors Carlos Tevez, Ramón Ábila and Pablo Pérez, they would have insulted the coordinator of Conmebol, in charge of proceeding to the identification of Xeneizes players.
Buscalia read a text that he introduced as "the text of what went into the disciplinary unit and that is what is written in the court record". The Argentine journalist has ruled out the possibility of these players being sanctioned by the trade.
The FOX Sports reporter read: "Boca handed over the form and the identity check was done in the presence of the fourth referee and coordinator Mario Campos." Campos receives several insults from Captain Pablo Pérez and players Carlos Tévez and Ramón Ábila The insults aimed mainly to accuse the institution, its authorities and the delegate Campos himself.
Boca vs. River: Tevez, Ábila and Pablo Pérez could be sanctioned by Conmebol. (Video: FOX Sports)
As we know, Pablo Pérez was one of the most affected after the attack because he was injured in the eyes. While Wanchope, Abila and Carlos Tévez showed symptoms of choking. Even in this case, the TyC chain announced that these players would have called the coordinator Mario Campos "gangster" and "son of River".
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