Hit by fireworks .. a goalkeeper was injured in a Chilean Cup derby | Football

Universidad de Chile goalkeeper Martin Parra suffered an ear injury and is now recovering in hospital, following he was hit by fireworks during a Chilean Football Cup match once morest local rival Universidad Católica on Wednesday.

The cameras recorded the moment when 3 fireworks exploded near Bara, 22, who fell to the ground with his hands over his ears, before being carried out on a stretcher and taken to a hospital in Santiago.

The incident occurred following Cattolica scored in the second leg of the quarter-finals, making the match 1-1, and the referee stopped the match following only 4 minutes of its start.

Universidad de Chile coach Sebastian Miranda said that goalkeeper Barra “is stable, in good condition and under observation. He is very shocked, but the important thing is that his health is good and examinations will continue.”

Universidad de Chile demanded that the local federation impose the “heaviest penalty” on Cattolica; The match was supposed to be played without an audience due to frequent misconduct incidents.

For its part, Cattolica Club condemned the incident.

The club said – in a statement – “We would like to express our solidarity with Martin Parra and his family. We wish him a speedy recovery and his return to the field.”

Police said they arrested two people from the crowd following the incident.

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