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Santiago Wanderers face complaint over alleged breach of competition rules after latest win

From Cooperativa · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Santiago Wanderers beat Deportes Iquique 1-0 in the Ascenso Championship through an own goal by Felipe Espinoza in the 26th minute.
  • The referee’s report recorded that a group of Wanderers players not listed for the match entered the restricted area after the final whistle, following a request from the ANFP Leagues Department.

Santiago Wanderers’ 1-0 win over Deportes Iquique has been followed by a complaint alleging a breach of competition rules.

The match took place last Friday at the Lucio Fariña Bicentennial Stadium in Quillota. Wanderers secured the three points through an own goal by Felipe Espinoza in the 26th minute, extending the team’s strong run in the competition.

no incidents

· Referee’s reportThe incidents section of the match report used this wording before a later observation recorded the alleged breach.

After the match, however, referee Mario Salvo Sepúlveda recorded an incident involving Santiago Wanderers players who were not listed on the match sheet. Although the incidents section of the report says “no incidents,” a later observation includes a note entered at the request of the ANFP Leagues Department.

The report states: “At the end of the match, immediately after the final whistle, a group of players enter the restricted area...” The supplied report cuts off at that point.

At the end of the match, immediately after the final whistle, a group of players enter the restricted area...

· Referee’s reportThe report recorded the entry of players who were not listed for the match; the supplied excerpt ends mid-sentence.
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Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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