Controversial Play in River vs. Boca Superclásico Resolved: Ball Did Not Hit Crossbar, Professional League Video Confirms

In the Superclásico between River and Boca, which ended 1-1, there was an unusual play that was highly discussed on social media because no one understood where the ball had hit. After the meeting, the Professional League published a video to clear up doubts although several users still cannot believe it.

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At 32 minutes into the first half, Esequiel Barco took charge of a free kick from the left sector of the court. The ball rose and headed towards the goal, but Sergio Romero easily managed to capture it in the air. However, there was a big debate on social media because many people thought the ball had hit the crossbar.

Sergio Romero’s save caused a great controversy on social networks. (Photo: Reuters).

After the great discussion that occurred on social networks, the Professional League showed exclusive images of Chiquito’s save.

“Here is the post of the ghost play of the Superclásico, with the exclusive camera,” they wrote along with a video recorded from the back of the goal where it is seen that Romero jumps, keeps the ball in the air and that in no way moment it hits the crossbar.

The Professional League showed another angle of the ghost play. (Video: X @LigaAFA).

2024-02-27 04:19:38
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