Harsh punishment for Huracán fans who attacked the San Lorenzo squad | OneFootball

The Clásico Porteño between Huracán and San Lorenzo heated up significantly in the minutes leading up to the initial whistle with a series of aggressions from the stands against the players of the Gauchos de Boedo, including a blow aimed at Diego Herazo, which resulted in an admission ban for five Globo fans.

As the Ciclón players were leaving the field to receive final instructions from Damián Ayude, they were confronted by a group of fans from the Parque Patricios club, who took advantage of the absence of a tunnel to get mere centimeters away from the rival players.

After José Devecchi was spat on, the situation escalated when the Gauchos de Boedo players headed to the visiting locker room, as the insults from the stands intensified and one fan threw a punch aimed at Diego Herazo, which, although it did not connect, further inflamed the atmosphere of an already historically heated classic.

As a result of this violent episode, the five individuals involved were identified and subjected to the maximum admission ban that the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires can impose: four years without attending any sporting event. Additionally, that section of the Tomás A. Ducó Stadium was provisionally closed "until the club authorities present a security plan."

The accused is charged with violating articles 119 and 120 of the Contraventional Code of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, related to inciting disorder. The admission ban will prevent them from attending sporting events.

The official statement from the governing body revealed the details of the identifications and how the accused were found: "The Ministry of Security of the City identified and made available to the Justice the three Huracán supporters who attempted to attack San Lorenzo players after they finished warming up during yesterday's match. One of them was identified during the match, and the other two in the last few hours." On Tuesday morning, two more responsible individuals were confirmed to face the same penalty.

"The three fans will receive the maximum admission ban, which is 4 years without entering stadiums. The identification work was carried out thanks to monitoring images by officers from the DEPARTMENT OF ILLICIT BEHAVIORS IN MASS EVENTS of the City Police. Additionally, the Ministry of Security will proceed to close that section of the Tomás A. Ducó Stadium until the club authorities present a security plan," they explained.

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