The Tigres versus Monterrey derby in Mexico on Sunday was marred by shocking clashes as one supporter was left in intensive care and others narrowly escaped serious injury when a car came close to mowing them down.
The Liga MX game between the two Monterrey-based rivals, known as the Clasico Regio, ended in a 0-0 draw but saw appalling clashes between fans before the game.
Footage posted to social media showed the brutal street fighting between the two sets of fans, including the shocking moment a car said to have been driven by a Monterrey fan almost mowed down fleeing supporters just moments before a Tigres fan tripped and was then beaten as he lay sticken on the ground.
IMÁGENES FUERTES
Intento de atropello de un pseudoaficionado de Rayados
sufrió parte de la hinchada de Tigres
además de una golpiza a un fan por parte de un centenar de estos tipos
¡NO MÁS VIOLENCIA!#Clasico117#Rayados#Tigrespic.twitter.com/VXhO1IVBjw
— Campo Deportivo (@CampoDepMX) September 24, 2018
One Tigres fan remains in intensive care after being set upon and stabbed, according to local media reports.
The appalling clashes took place around 4km from the University Stadium where Sundays match was played.
The sickening scenes were condemned by Mexican football officials, with the Liga MX issuing a statement in which it called on the state authorities to investigate.
Tigres issued a statement branding the scenes “unacceptable,” while Monterrey also condemned the violence.
There were no reports of violence inside the stadium, according to the authorities, as the two teams played out a goalless draw.
The game was the 117th edition of the Clasico Regio between the two fierce rivals.
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The Tigres versus Monterrey derby in Mexico on Sunday was marred by shocking clashes as one supporter was left in intensive care and others narrowly escaped serious injury when a car came close to mowing them down.
The Liga MX game between the two Monterrey-based rivals, known as the Clasico Regio, ended in a 0-0 draw but saw appalling clashes between fans before the game.
Footage posted to social media showed the brutal street fighting between the two sets of fans, including the shocking moment a car said to have been driven by a Monterrey fan almost mowed down fleeing supporters just moments before a Tigres fan tripped and was then beaten as he lay sticken on the ground.
¡NO MÁS VIOLENCIA!#Clasico117#Rayados#Tigrespic.twitter.com/VXhO1IVBjw
— Campo Deportivo (@CampoDepMX) September 24, 2018
One Tigres fan remains in intensive care after being set upon and stabbed, according to local media reports.
The appalling clashes took place around 4km from the University Stadium where Sundays match was played.
The sickening scenes were condemned by Mexican football officials, with the Liga MX issuing a statement in which it called on the state authorities to investigate.
Tigres issued a statement branding the scenes “unacceptable,” while Monterrey also condemned the violence.
There were no reports of violence inside the stadium, according to the authorities, as the two teams played out a goalless draw.
The game was the 117th edition of the Clasico Regio between the two fierce rivals.
READ MORE: Bible bashers: Peruvian churchgoers clash with football ultras over land dispute (VIDEO)
