A violent football riot erupted in Buenos Aires as Argentine and Chilean fans clashed during the Copa Sudamericana last-16 match. Fans attacked each other with sticks, stun grenades, and even bathroom fittings, forcing the game to be abandoned. Over 125 people were arrested, while 19 Chilean supporters were hospitalized, including one with serious stab wounds. Social media footage shows the brutal chaos, with players and officials trapped in the middle of the frenzy. FIFA and CONMEBOL have condemned the violence, promising strict sanctions. Authorities are investigating security failures, highlighting the dangers of fan violence in South American football.
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