Professional League Cup
The gesture of the Boca striker asking for silence had to do with the shouts of the members of the visiting delegation.
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Carlos Tevez was in charge of the first execution in the penalty shootout between Boca Juniors and River Plate, in the Superclásico corresponding to the quarterfinals of the Professional League Cup. And the experienced forward Xeneize kicked with class and confidence to make it 1-0 despite the great efforts of Alan Leonardo Díaz.
At that moment, just after the execution, the former player of Corinthians, West Ham United, Manchester United, Manchester City, Juventus and Shanghai Shenhua surprised locals and strangers with a gesture asking for silence in the middle of the Bombonera. At that time, absolutely no one understood what the reaction of the Boca idol was due to.
But of course, later it was learned that this gesture of the 37-year-old player had to do with the songs of River’s relatives, who were in one of the upper sectors of the Bombonera. Likewise, until now, we had no knowledge of what those shouts provided by the members of the visiting delegation were saying.
However, one of the ‘TNT Sports’ cameras captured the moment and put an end to the mystery. “Come on kids” was the song of the close friends of the team from the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Núñez once the regular 90 minutes were over and River, despite the numerous casualties, rescued a 1-1 parity in the Bombonera.
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