Win Sports reporter question after riots in Santa Fe vs. National

It happened at the end of the match between Santa Fe and Atlético Nacional in El Campín de Bogotá, a match that was interrupted for a long time due to excesses between the fans of both teams.

Although the green defeated the local at the end of 90 minutes, almost nobody cared, but the Win Sports channel continued the broadcast almost as if nothing, and at the end came the routine moment of the interviews.

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“How nice the spectacle with an audience, right?”, the reporter asked Andrés ‘Rifle’ Andrade, who did not seem surprised and said that Although it is a “sensation we have not felt for a long time”, he also said that the violence was “sad”, and made a call to all the fans in the country:

“This is football, joy, fun, it is not to come to fight or come to kill us,” he begged, saying that he understands that there are behaviors that are due to a passion for a jersey, “but this is football. We cannot fight among the people, much less do this show ”.

This was the question and the response of the footballer:

The criticisms in networks were immediate, even in English:

Criticisms of Carlos Antonio Vélez and the transmission of Win Sports amid the excesses

But the criticism in networks had already started long before the end of the meeting. One of the main objectives was the commentator Carlos Antonio Vélez, in addition to the transmission in general. On social media, each channel post about the match was heavily discussed:

Even some colleagues regretted the way it happened, as journalist Sarah Castro did:

Martín de Francisco, a frequent critic of Vélez, was also told about the speaker’s “lack of sensitivity”, that when the meeting resumed he said “hallelujah, hallelujah”:

But Win wasn’t the only target. Any journalist who spoke about what was happening on the field was also confronted:

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