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Mexico supervisor Javier Aguirre was left bloodied after being struck by a beer can which reduced his head adhering to the nation’s shock loss to Honduras in the initial leg of their Concacaf Nations League quarter-final.
The 65-year-old was struck on the top of his head from a container, which seemed tossed by a Honduras follower, as he made his means to the away dugout to drink hands with his equivalent Reinaldo Rueda after the permanent whistle.
However, the Mexico supervisor was still able to attend his interview after the video game and utilized it to downplay the scenario and straight emphasis back on the outcome.
“Nothing, nothing, it’s soccer, the game was clean, it was hard-fought, they deserved to win and all I can do is congratulate them. About the other thing, I don’t think it’s important,” Aguirre informed press reporters after the suit at the General Francisco Morazan Stadium in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
“This is football, and there’s no point in mentioning the other stuff because I’m not one to complain.”
“I’m sad about what happened at the end. That truly can’t ever happen again, here or in any other stadium in Honduras or any stadium in the world,” Honduras supervisor Rueda included.
“I’m sad because he’s a human being, because just like they hit [Aguirre], they could’ve hit me. That’s something that can’t happen, we send our apologies to Mexico, its people and Aguirre. The party gets damaged, all the efforts our players made on the pitch get tarnished. Something like this happening is regrettable.”
There is no area for this.
It’s an embarassment a couple of will certainly wreck it for the masses however you require to make an instance of these activities.
Honduras ought to encounter serious effects. You need to make this spunk quit. We are far better than this.
— herculez gomez (@herculezg) November 16, 2024
Concacaf have currently released a complete examination after launching a declaration condemning the event.
“The security of the teams and fans is a priority for Concacaf. These types of violent behaviors have no place in football,” the regulating body stated.
“The incident will now be referred to the Concacaf Disciplinary Committee for further review and investigation.”
Aguirre organized Mexico’s nationwide football group for a 3rd time in July, changing Jaime Lozano that was sacked after a frustrating Copa America group-stage leave.
Honduras will certainly currently take a trip to Mexico for the 2nd leg on Tuesday.
