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Javier Correa Explains Two-Second TNT Interview After Match, Says He Was Treated Like a Schizophrenic

From BioBioChile · () Spanish

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  • Javier Correa discussed his two-second interview with TNT Sports after a match during a livestream with Colo-Colo teammate Arturo Vidal.
  • The conversation followed Correa’s punishment by the ANFP Disciplinary Tribunal for obscene gestures during the Superclásico against Universidad de Chile.
  • He received a two-match suspension, with the article indicating that further details were still emerging.

Javier Correa addressed the two-second interview he gave TNT Sports after a match, saying he had been treated “like a schizophrenic.”

The Colo-Colo footballer spoke about the incident during a live Kick broadcast with teammate Arturo Vidal. The conversation came after the ANFP Disciplinary Tribunal sanctioned him for obscene gestures during the Superclásico against Universidad de Chile.

Correa received a two-match suspension. The report identified the story as developing and said further information was still being gathered.

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