Paraguay Superclásico Halted After Stand Clashes That Injure 11 Police

A forfeit ruling looms under a rule that holds clubs responsible when their fans force a suspension.

Overview

The derby in Asunción, halted Sunday after 29 minutes, stopped when police used rubber bullets and tear gas as fighting spread through the stands.
National police reported 11 injured officers and 31 arrests, saying late‑arriving Cerro Porteño fans tried to enter without tickets before the violence.
Witness accounts said some Cerro supporters took a riot shield from an officer, and TV images showed smoke and crowds running onto the pitch.
Under Paraguayan federation rules, Olimpia plans to seek the win by forfeit, while Cerro’s president argues Olimpia was in charge of stadium security as organizer.
Separately in Italy, Foggia’s Serie C match ended with a pitch invasion after a 1–0 loss to Monopoli, and police made arrests.