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To begin to explain this unfortunate result, we must return to the second creamy goal and move forward a little, according to witnesses who were close to the scene of events and protagonists at the time. As the dream of a three-time championship loomed in the distance, screams of panic began to be heard on the Alejandro Villanueva Esplanade. Just outside the parking lot door, in the Mendoza Merino neighborhood, gunfire and clashes rang out. Immediately, as per the club’s security protocol, all stadium doors were closed, waiting for the police to calm down and enter the scene. In this situation, the state security officials who were watching the game in three different boxes in the presence of Alberto Otárola, a fan of Alianza Lima, received an alert. These troops met and began coordinating with the club’s security, and one of the members approached the Prime Minister to remove him. Leaving the box, on the sidewalk, Odorola decided to go back in when he knew he couldn’t get out. Once inside, the idea to turn off the lights was born from those who were looking after the Prime Minister, who was not participating in the programme. “In that discussion, the Prime Minister did not intervene. “He was waiting while security agents figured out how to get him out,” our sources admitted.

Why was the power cut? The fights that broke out in the stands caused panic, especially as one of those present assured us that “at one point when leaving that side, the spectators from the west passed by with the spectators in the box.” This gave the impression that if many people were angry about the negative result, they could attack the Chief and other guests in that area. Jose Sabogal, the close general manager, concerned about Otarola’s safety and doubts about himself, accepted the suggested plan and tended to turn off the lights so they could leave undetected. So, once agreement was reached, the plan was put into action: a final whistle from Edwin Ordonez and a blackout on Matute. All this without measuring the size of the result.

The scandal went viral on social media and soon spread across the world. With so much gravitas towards the company, Tito Ordenez testified about what happened in the stadium lights and made it clear that it was not the end of Alianza. “Club minutes explain the different coordination of officials. Since the officials decide the procedures to be followed by the companies, we are exposed to a sanction. Did the club follow the orders? Yes, that’s what I mean. The minutes are drawn up with the public ministry and the club will describe it. It is not the decision of the company whether there is an award, an Olympic return or the spotlight, ” said a representative of the blue and white team.

Beyond the statement issued by La Victoria Club, which is regrettable and leaves only more questions, it is expected that the investigations will continue, and that Jose Sabogal, as the president of the company, will explain everything that happened last Wednesday, November night. 8, who recklessly finished painting for a party.

Publication of Otorola

On Thursday night, November 9, Alberto Otárola spoke about the events at the Alejandro Villanueva Stadium and gave his version. “I went like any fan to watch my team play and I stayed till the end. “I don’t know who manages the stadium lights.”He said the project reports ‘Combutters’.

“Like any fan I would like to express my concern and anger at seeing the stadium lights go out, putting all fans at risk.”He added on this matter.