Hot finale: from Cantoro's joy to the tension between Universitario and Boys [VIDEO]

Final with fight in Universitario vs. Sport Boys

Everything happened in the final stretch of Universitario vs. Sport Boys: Tiago Cantoro's goal for 1-0, celebration of the 'cremas' in Villa El Salvador. Also, with the final whistle of the referee, a fight between the players of both teams, to which the members of the coaching staff also joined and even the police had to intervene.

In injury time, there was a foul on the corner of the penalty area. Due to the questionable nature of the action, the players of the 'Misilera' protested against the referee. At the same time, confusion reigned because Eduardo Uribe bled, stained his shirt, and had to leave the game. Then, Luis Garro entered as an emergency replacement.

In that context, the shoving matches were common in the territory of goalkeeper Patricio Álvarez. In fact, the match referee warned him for a potential foul. Nevertheless, the whistle blew for Cantoro to take the set-piece for Carlos Compagnucci's team.

After the order, while everyone expected an aerial service, the forward went for a direct shot at the goal. Along the way, there was a rebound inside the six-yard box of Álvarez and that left the goalkeeper of the chalacos without a reaction. Meanwhile, Tiago and his teammates exploded with joy over the goal.

The players of Universitario ran after Cantoro, who arrived in the center of the field to shout with all his might. Immediately, all the merengues embraced each other because they knew that this victory is key to their aspirations to fight for the Clausura Tournament.

After Cantoro's goal, the actions resumed, but it took a long time for the referee to blow the final whistle. By then, the atmosphere had completely tensed up at the Iván Elías Moreno Stadium.

And the brawl started as soon as the whistle was heard. The Sport Boys' people protested against Universitario because they didn't throw the ball out when 'Lalo' Uribe was bleeding. In fact, the continuation of that action led to the free-kick that Cantoro scored.

From then on, there were shoving matches between players, members of the coaching staff, and people who fell on the pitch. The television images even showed coach Juan Alayo out of control. The police intervened to prevent the incident from escalating further.