River Plate President Accuses Referees of Bias in Superclásico Fallout
River Plate president Stefano Di Carlo directed strong criticisms at the refereeing body following the Superclásico against Boca Juniors, sparking significant debate within Argentine sports.
Scathing criticism of refereeing decisions
The head of the Núñez-based club expressed his discontent with the calls made during the match, asserting that there is evident bias in the domestic league: “When mistakes always favor the same teams, they stop being mistakes. They have no shame and no limits.”
Alarm over the state of Argentine football
In his remarks to the press, Di Carlo stressed the detrimental impact these officiating decisions have on the credibility of the championship: “They are destroying Argentine football in plain sight.” His statements have opened a new and contentious chapter in the ongoing discussion regarding governance within the Liga Profesional.
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