Referee removes striker's son from pitchside for 'fooling around'

In a peculiar turn of events during Colo Colo's 3-1 victory over Coquimbo Unido, the spotlight briefly shifted from the goals scored by Javier Correa to the actions of his son, Bautista. The young ball boy, who had the unique experience of celebrating goals with his father on the field, was removed from his duties by the officiating crew.

According to reports, the fourth official, Juan Lara Luco, made the decision to escort Bautista away from the sideline due to his "fooling around." Javier Correa himself corroborated this, explaining that his son was exhibiting "antics" he had picked up during his time at Estudiantes, specifically mentioning the act of hiding the ball.

While the incident might seem minor, it highlights a moment of youthful exuberance clashing with the strict environment of professional football. The decision to remove Bautista, though perhaps necessary for maintaining order, also serves as a reminder of the intense scrutiny under which players and their families operate within the sport. It's a story that, while perhaps amusing, also touches on the unique pressures and experiences of being associated with a high-profile football club.

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lo sacó porque estaba haciendo boludeces. Estaba con las mañitas que aprendió en Estudiantes, escondiendo la pelota, y lo sacaron