Being defeated by their classic rival has been a hard blow for the Universitario team and its fans. Despite being sixth in the table and only five points away from the leader of Liga 1, there are those who do not take lightly the defeat from last Sunday at the Monumental stadium. The cream supporters found no better way to make their protest voice heard than to go to Campo Mar and reprimand the players for what happened.
It was said that there were exchanges of words, but also aggression from the bar towards the players, something that was denied by the cream administrator, Jean Ferrari.
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"There have been strong exchanges of words between fans and players at Campo Mar. But they weave stories that are not true. I have spoken specifically with Novick and Alonso, they told me there was a strong exchange of words. Physical aggression is ruled out," he said to RPP, to later ensure that the "visit" from the bar to the first team's training place was planned. "We reject acts of violence. I sensed that something similar could happen and that's why we put security measures in place. These situations sometimes happen, it's a passionate issue, but it can be minimized with precautionary measures," he added.
The executive also referred to the departure of Álvaro Gutiérrez and the appointment of Jorge Araujo as interim coach for Universitario. "The conversation with Álvaro Gutiérrez was on Monday. That's where he showed me that he didn't feel strong enough to reverse the result. That's why, by mutual agreement, we reached that decision. We are giving a great opportunity to a well-prepared coach, who knows what it means to be a champion with Universitario and knows the essence of the club," he concluded.