The Águilas del América was left without a coach after Miguel Herrera’s departure and one of the reasons for the dismissal was the ‘fight’ he had with Ante Razov, Bob Bradley’s assistant at LAFC, who told in an interview in a well-known Podcast your version of events.
For Razov, at half time, he hit Miguel Herrera after a heated brawl, and after bursting Paco Memo Ochoa for Atuesta’s expulsion, he shared what had happened.
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“(Atuesta) was knocked down, he was on the ground, play continued elsewhere and it is obvious when you see him that the goalkeeper was waiting for the game to be elsewhere so the referee wouldn’t see him to see our men. approach and I’m sure he didn’t ask his address to send him a Christmas card and he pulls his hair, our player tries to get up and that man (Ochoa), who no one touched, did as if he had been shot with a 50-caliber rifle. Ante Razov responded.
⚽️: CONCACAF announced that Miguel Herrera, the former Club América coach, has been penalized with five suspension matches for participating in the fight with Los Angeles FC team assistant Ante Razov. “El Piojo” will serve the sentence when he takes part in a … pic.twitter.com/rpaeHwF9cK
– José Juan Vázquez (@josejuanvazkez)
December 21, 2020
“When halftime on the way to the locker rooms, the people on our couch were angry, there were a lot of discussions between the players, everyone was talking shit and from one moment to the next (Miguel) Herrera has his arms around me and says’ we play good football ‘… and I think’ where does it come from? ‘I put an arm over him and say’ hey buddy, you don’t play football or you think your goalkeeper is playing football, touching the players behind the head ‘ “. Counted.
In view of this, both he and Herrera received four penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct and Miguel was suspended one more for his expulsion.
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