The fan who was stabbed in the match of the national team of Mexico, expressed indignation at the attacker

mexican team he was back in the spotlight in one of his final games. The duel against Qatar ended with the defeat of the Mexican team, but also with great disappointment at the acts of violence that took place at the Levy Stadium. in full duel for the Golden Cup. Emmanuel Diazfan who was stabbed at the stadium, He expressed his resentment at the unsub who attacked him to the point of refusing to forgive him.

Emmanuel Diaz had to be hospitalized near the stadium after he stabbed to death by a fan named Alejandro Villanueva. Diaz was hospitalized and his life was in danger. All of these factors are ingredients that motivate Diaz’s disgust and indignation.

“I am unable to move I have a lot of anger in my head and I will not forgive him. I want to know why he did it, why he tried to kill me (…) I’m happy because he was arrested. I hope he pays for trying to kill me. If he brought a knife into the stadium, he must have killed someone.. Imagine if he was walking the streets,” said a fan in an interview broadcast by ABC in San Francisco.

consequences of violence

As probably many of those who witnessed that fight at Levy Stadium, Emmanuel Diaz admitted that he was afraid to return to the football stadium Whereas the knife bypassed all safety protocols at an event as important as the Gold Cup.

“I would think twice before going to the stadium again. I’ve played football and I’ve never seen anything like it when you’re not being checked. I can’t imagine you hacking into a security system with something like that.”, he added.

What did the Mexican Football Federation say?

Through social media, the few actions that have been taken against to violence in stadiums where Mexican football teams and El Tri are involved. Following the attack on Emmanuel Diaz, users in a brief statement criticized The federal entity has spread information about the events that took place at the Levy stadium.

“We at the Mexican Football Federation deeply regret and condemn the acts of violence that took place after Sunday’s game in Santa Clara.. We are fully prepared to cooperate and join forces with CONCACAF, stadiums and local authorities to prevent the recurrence of these acts (…) We are confident that the relevant authorities will take the necessary measures to achieve the final consequences against those responsible for the result. We wish a speedy recovery to the injured”, the message says.