The harsh sanction for 29 Huracán fans for a brutal fight in the popular during the classic against San Lorenzo

Prior to the start of a new edition of the classic between Huracán and San Lorenzo , within the framework of the seventh day of the Apertura 2025, a violent episode took place in the popular section of the Palacio Tomás Adolfo Ducó. In that sector of the field, several fans exchanged fist fights , while others tried to calm the waters. From the stands they condemned the events and began to sing "they look like crows" . The result? There were 29 detainees from two factions of the barra brava who will not be able to enter football stadiums for four years, following the sanction of the Ministry of Security of the City of Buenos Aires .

“Before the start of the match between Huracán and San Lorenzo, two factions of violent people fought. They are all at the disposal of the Justice, and an exemplary executive sanction will be issued by the Ministry of Security of the City so that they will be banned from the stadiums for years,” said the Minister of Security of the City, Waldo Wolff , regarding the fans involved.

This is the second time that the City's Football Security Committee has taken a harsh sanction against violent fans, after the four-year ban from entering the stadiums that Defensores de Belgrano supporters received for attacking City Police officers, in October 2024.

Minutes before the start of the classic, two factions of the hooligans (called 'Villa Zavaleta' and 'Pagola') fought in the popular stands, generating disturbances and violent situations on a day that was proceeding normally at the Parque Patricios stadium.

The incidents began at the head of the stadium, where most of the fans are located: there, groups began to fight.

They were identified through cameras and then arrested at the exit of Gate 6, at the intersection of Amancio Alcorta and Luna avenues.

The Specialized Prosecutor's Office for Mass Events, headed by Dr. Maximiliano Vence, intervened and ordered the initiation of misdemeanor charges against him for "inciting disorder and fighting."

During the security operation deployed for the meeting, three people were arrested: one for attempted theft, another for threats and damages, and a third was wanted for robbery.

In addition, 25 rag pickers were detained .