Colón draw leaves eight arrested at the south stand entrance | OneFootball

After the match, seven men and one woman were arrested in the south end for bringing in pyrotechnics and flags. Fans in that section reported unjustified delays of more than an hour before they were allowed to leave.

Although before the match they had managed to lift the sanction that allowed drums to be brought in, Colón’s post-match against Godoy Cruz ended with eight people detained. According to Julio Martínez on ADN Gol, they were seven men and one woman, all from the south end section, linked to the unauthorized entry of flags and pyrotechnic items.

The operation took place in a context of marked institutional tension. It should be remembered that last Saturday a banner appeared hanging with an intimidating message directed at the president by the barra brava, which had once again set off alarm bells at the Ministry of Security.

Fan frustration came after the match ended. While the rest of the stands emptied normally, the crowd located in the south section was held back for more than an hour before being allowed to leave.

Witnesses and those affected expressed their outrage at what they considered treatment similar to that of away supporters. “Everyone had already left and that section was still full; it was impossible to understand why they weren’t opening the gates completely,” fans present said.

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