Riot Police Rush to Stop Mass Brawl After Clash Descends Into Chaos
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The match between Guatemala and Suriname turned ugly. Both players and officials ended up in full-on brawls with each other.
Suriname has been knocked out of the CONCACAF Nations League in a truly painful manner. National coach Henk Fraser's team would have needed a draw against Guatemala to reach the quarter-finals, but a goal conceded in the 96th minute put an end to the dream: 1-0.
Shocking scenes unfolded during the South American Nations League match between Guatemala and Suriname. The tense match ended with a 1-0 home win and a mass brawl. Only riot police were able to control the fighting players.
Photo: @xavimm_04 During the match that Guatemala won against Suriname, on the night of Monday, October 5, a scene behind the goal caught the attention of the fans. In images circulating on social networks one can see a member of Suriname approaching one of the posts of the Guatemalan goal and carrying out an action that even provoked the intervention of the referee. Subsequently, the referee made a gesture of cleanliness on the post. Surinam pl…
Riot police storm pitch as Guatemala vs Suriname ends in explosive Nations League brawl
Guatemala’s Nations League clash with Suriname ended in chaotic scenes after players and substitutes became involved in a mass brawl that required riot police intervention. A dramatic CONCACAF Nations League encounter between Guatemala and Suriname ended in ugly scenes on Monday after players, substitutes, and members of both teams became involved in a heated confrontation. […]
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