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The blood flowed from the head: – Skal ikke være a war son

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When Mexico’s national team coach was going to thank his colleague for the fight, he was hit by a beer can. Blood trickling from the head.

  • Ole Kristian Strøm, VG

The scandalous scenes took place in Honduras, which had a visit from Mexico ConcacafConcacafThe Regional Football Association for North and Central America and the Caribbean. edition of the League of Nations.

Mexico’s national team manager Javier Aguirre (65) just let the blood flow, while someone tried to pour victory over his head – but Aguirre continued to walk around and thank for the fight after the 0-2 loss to Honduras.

– They deserved to win, they were better than us. The other is not even worth mentioning because it is football, and I am not the one complaining, Aguirre said according to the report BBC.

But Mexico’s football confederation was not at all as lenient in its wording:

– That kind of behavior has no place in our sport. We demand that Concacaf act immediately. Football should be a party, not a war zone, they say.

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Concacaf has confirmed that they will review the incident.

The blood flowed from the head of Mexico's national team manager Javier Aguirre.

Aguirre’s colleague in Honduras, Reinaldo Rueda, distanced himself from what happened:

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– I’m sorry. This should not happen, according to Rueda tudn.com.

– I want to apologize to Aguirre and the rest of the Mexican delegation. It ruins the party. Such an incident is really very regrettable.

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As Javier Aguirre left the field, objects continued to rain down from the stands. Policemen with large shields tried to protect the leaders and players.

  • Celtic’s Luis Palma scored both goals for Honduras. The teams meet again in Mexico on Wednesday.
GOAL SCORERS: Luis Palma.

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