Gariano accuses Kudelka after Barracas vs Huracán chaos | OneFootball

The 1-1 draw between Barracas and Huracán ended in scandal following the performance of the referee, Andrés Gariano, whose actions were heavily criticized by the players and coaching staff of El Globo. In this context, the former coach of the Parque Patricios team, Frank Kudelka, who resigned from his position after the controversy, confronted Gariano face to face. Not only did Gariano send Kudelka off, but in the official report released by El Gráfico, he claims that the coach said to him: “Your family and your son deserve for something bad to happen to them, you’ll see.”

“What you did today is shameful, it’s a disaster. Now I’m going to look for you in the locker room, I’ll take off my shirt and you take off your jersey and we’ll settle this like men,” the referee’s report states. In fact, those words allegedly prompted the referee’s threat in response, saying he would “break everything.”

At Huracán, they echoed what happened and, according to TyC Sports, denied Kudelka’s strong statements. The club maintains that both players and assistants stuck to what was heard on the official broadcast, with phrases like “you messed with my family’s livelihood” or “how do you sleep at night?”

Gariano’s report, as published by El Gráfico, also details the expulsion of two members of Huracán’s coaching staff. The first, Mariano Lisanti, the fitness coach, allegedly assaulted him after the match: “As he approached me, he stood in front of me and bumped his chest against mine, after which he was pulled away by his colleagues and players from his own team,” the report states, in addition to recording the phrase: “You screwed us the whole game, you fucking thief.”

The other person involved is Sebastián Perazzo, Huracán’s security officer, who was sent off for “inappropriate conduct on the bench” and who said: “You bastard, you robbed us the whole game. You and the VAR guys, you’re all shameless… thieves.”

The fact is that, with the draw, Huracán not only missed out on the playoffs but also lost any chance of qualifying for the next edition of the Copa Sudamericana, as they finished two points behind Tigre in the annual standings, the last team to make it in. A tournament ending with a scandal that will be hard to forget.

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