Overview
- An image from the return trip after a 2-1 win at Social Boroquímica showed players with alcohol and objects resembling firearms.
- In a statement on Thursday, the club said the items were plastic replicas, denied any intent to incite violence, and issued an apology.
- Goalkeeper Néstor Tonini repeated that they were pellet toy pistols used in joking celebrations, with Bruno Medina and Felipe Estrada pictured holding them alongside teammates.
- The photo drew swift backlash on social media, and no disciplinary measures were reported in the coverage.
- Tucumán Central hosts Talleres de Perico on Sunday in the first leg of the Region Norte final of the Torneo Regional Federal Amateur, a step toward promotion to Torneo Federal A.