Honduras handed supporter ban after Mexico boss hit by beer can
The Honduras national football team will have to play their next home match without any fans in the stadium after supporters were banned for an incident that left Mexico manager Javier Aguirre with blood pouring down his face. Aguirre was struck by a beer can thrown from the crowd during the first-leg of their CONCACAF quarter-final on Saturday.
Mexico’s national soccer team manager Javier Aguirre was left with a bloodied head after he was struck by a can thrown from ...
The incidents during the match between Honduras and Mexico at the Estadio Morazán continue to spark controversy. The Honduran ...
Following an eventful first leg in Honduras, the tension could be felt in Toluca as ... In the first leg, head coach ...
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CONCACAF has expressed its "strong condemnation" of the assault on Mexico's national coach, Javier Aguirre, who was struck in ...
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