"Should be accusations": Boomers in the fight "disgusting"

A horrific brawl tainted the FIBA ​​World Cup 89-53 qualifier win over the Philippines in Bulacan.

Tensions lasted four minutes in the third quarter with players and officials on both sides plus a number of fans flooded the Philippine arena courtyard on Monday night

The Boomers Headed to victory with a 79-48 lead when Philippine goalkeeper Roger Pogoy suddenly nudged Chris Goulding.

Teammate Daniel Kickert's aggressive retaliation on Pogoy then unleashed an all-inclusive fight that included punches, elbows, kicks and objects thrown at the players.

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After a delay of more than 30 minutes, the referees evaluated the scrum with 13 players ejected – nine of the Philippines plus Boomers Goulding, Kickert, Thon Maker and Nathan Sobey. The match has been relaunched while the Philippines has more than three players to take on the field, the FIBA ​​rules stipulating that the match must continue unless a single team has the ##################################################################### 39, only one player

. He left with one player, ending the burlesque situation with two minutes remaining in the third quarter.

This victory means that Australia finishes first in group B of the Asian zone with five wins in six games, although both teams

But the fallout from this shocking incident could have huge ramifications for both nations before the next playoff round, as FIBA ​​is sure to hand out tough punishments.

Twitter to share their disagreement about the fight.

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" FIBA will now open disciplinary proceedings against both teams. Decisions will be communicated in the coming days, "FIBA said on Twitter.

Australia maintained a comfortable 79-48 lead following a series of fouls, including one of Filipino player Roger Pogoy On Chris Goulding, teammate Daniel Kickert saw the game burst into foolishness

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" FIBA ​​will now open disciplinary proceedings against both teams and decisions will be communicated in the coming days, "FIBA said in a tweet on Monday [19659025]. After a pair of rough fouls, one of Filipino player Roger Pogoy's Chris Goulding, followed by a rematch from teammate Daniel Kickert, saw the game burst into madness.

The players of both teams engaged in a fight

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The situation intensifies as unruly fans invade the field to launch objects on the players, which raises major security concerns

For more than 30 minutes, the referees tried to examine the incident.

A total of 13 players were expelled – nine from the Philippines, Goulding, Kickert, Thon Maker and Nathan Sobey, from Australia

. thre eligible players, but the match continued until two of their players deliberately fouled to end the contest.

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The post-match press conferences scheduled for both teams were canceled following the incident.

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The post-match press conferences scheduled for both teams were canceled following the incident.

Basketball Australian General Manager Anthony Moore issued a statement after the game to apologize for the involvement of baby boomers in the violent incident

"Australia Basketball deeply regrets the incident in the match tonight between the baby boomers and the Philippines in Manila. "19659024]" We are extremely disappointed with what happened and our role in it. "

" This is not the case. The spirit in which the sport is to be played and certainly not in the spirit of playing basketball. Excuse yourself to our fans and wait for the penalties to be paid. "