Before the final whistle, a contact between Unai Bilbao and Miguel Herrera created the tension that led to Hidalgo’s draw in the final minutes.
The duel between Necaxa and Pachuca, which ended with two goals thanks to Mauro Quiroga’s goal at 85 ‘, witnessed a strong brawl before the final whistle. Well, the last minute draw sparked reactions in the 11th of the Hidrorayos, but sources close to ESPN assure there is no lockout so far, pending what the arbitration certificate dictates.
Because it is a double shift, the whistling Fernando Guerrero has to deliver his extensive report early on Friday, according to referee analyst Felipe Ramos Rizo.
At 94 ‘, eNecaxa defender Unai Bilbao swept tuzo midfielder Miguel Herrera and this triggered a lawsuit in the banking field, in which footballers intervened on the field, substitutes and even some of both technical bodies.
However, in the brawl, Herrera was separated from the rest of enraged teammates and rivals. Idekel Domínguez knocked out an opponent and the fight continued for a few more minutes
For his part, The arbitration body found that the situation was getting out of hand and decided to end the game that corresponds to Day 9 of Guard1anes 2021.
With this result, Pachuca remains last in the overall table with four points, while Necaxa is fifteenth with seven units.