Queretaro coach Hernan Cristante, hero or villain?

The recent Liga MX game between Querétaro and Atlas has sparked intense debate and controversy, with the first punishments being handed out to individuals involved in the violent acts that occurred during the match. As tensions ran high, the Governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri, took swift action alongside other authorities, including Leonardo Flores Mata, Isaac Pérez Infante, Agustín Martínez Ortiz, Carlos Alberto Toscano Mendoza, and Carlos Mendoza Martínez.

The incident began when fans from the Gallos Blancos de Querétaro reached out to visitors' sector through different access gates, resulting in a brutal battle that left many injured and hospitalized. According to official reports, 22 people were injured, with 9 hospitalized, including two seriously. However, local media have reported at least 17 fatalities.

The General Director of Gallos Blancos de Querétaro, Dolfo Ríos, believes that the violent event may have been pre-organized and even risked his life to protect fans who were attacked in the pits of La Corregidora Stadium. He stated that there was no possibility for the authorities to react due to the lack of control.

The 11th round of the Expansion League will be played next Tuesday, March 8, without fans in the stands. The incident has left a lasting impact on Mexican soccer, with many questioning the safety and security measures in place at stadiums.

As the investigation continues, questions remain about whether Queretaro coach Hernan Cristante is a hero or villain. His role in the violent acts that unfolded during the match remains unclear, and fans are divided on his actions. Only time will tell if justice is served and if the necessary steps are taken to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.

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