Boca Juniors did the deed and took advantage of the prick of River Plate for consecrate champion of Argentine soccer, on the last date of the tournament, which will also be remembered for the return of Maradona to The Bombonera as DT of Gymnastics.
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The ‘Ten’ was honored by the Xeneize directive, with which it is enmity, and received the affectionate songs of the more than 50 thousand spectators who crammed the colossus of Buenos Aires and saw their team raise another championship.
When the game had gone to rest and with the goalless scoreboard, Maradona He left the dressing room to the rhythm of the setting of the stands and making a gesture that quickly became viral through social networks.
The technician of Gymnastics He toured the entire playing field from the bench to the tunnel and made the gesture of the “ little chicken ”, which is a mockery and offense to River plate and all his fanaticism, but that would also have been for the board of directors Mouth, with which it maintains a bad relationship.
What we can confirm is that it is the same gesture that patented Carlos Tevez in the Monumental in 2004, in the semifinal of Copa Libertadores. Maradona He waved his arms up and down, just like the ‘Apache’ on that happy night for blue and gold.
Maradona and her daughter
Another emotional moment was lived before the meeting, when Maradona he found himself on the ground with Dalma, one of his daughters, who came to greet him along with his nephew Benjamin, the son that his sister Giannina had with the soccer player Sergio Aguero, and could not hide the tears of emotion.
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Later, the Argentine star hugged the archers of Mouth, Esteban Andrada Y Marcos Diaz, who performed the preparation exercises in the arch located at the foot of the popular gallery.
Maradona Return to The Bombonera after several years, and concluded his journey near the stands, with a kiss to the grass of the field in which he lived many meetings as a player.
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