Shame: Argentine rapporteur treats Sebastián Villa, Boca Juniors player, about ape and monkey

The Argentine superclassic between Boca Juniors and River Plate unleashes emotions and generates an atmosphere that occurs in few parts of the world.

However, the same passion can lead to other types of attitudes, and this is what happened this Saturday in a partisan program of River Plate, where the historical speaker, Atilio Costa Febre, starred in a shameful event.

The popular Lito referred to as “ape” and “monkey” when the broadcast of the match (which ended tied at two goals) on television, made a close-up with the Boca player, Sebastián Villa, who scored precisely the goal of the equality for the premises.

After his “departure” the message began to go viral, earning the repudiation of Boca fans, and even River, who showed solidarity with the Colombian player who was targeted by Costa Febre.

The rapporteur came out to defend himself on his social networks assuring that “Before a comment from me about the end of the broadcast on Saturday: I did not want to offend or attack anyone in particular and I regret if it was interpreted that way. In 30 years with River, my audience and colleagues know of my respect for Boca players and fans “.

Faced with this unusual situation, the Argentine media report that the Football Safety Committee presented the complaint to the Special Prosecutor for Mass Events, to investigate the facts and a sanction for the rapporteur.