A football match between Deportivo Cali and Atlético Bucaramanga at the Palmaseca stadium ended in violence after a late penalty decision sparked fan anger. ^[1] In a Liga colombiana match at Palmaseca stadium, Deportivo Cali and Atlético Bucaramanga ended in a brawl after Deportivo Cali fans invaded the pitch, and Atlético Bucaramanga coach Pablo Peirano also entered the field and became involved in the altercation. ^[2] Pablo Peirano, the coach of Atlético Bucaramanga, explained in an interview with Win Sports that he entered the field during the match against Deportivo Cali to alert officials about a fan invasion. ^[3] Fans invaded the pitch and clashed with police following the 99th-minute penalty awarded to Deportivo Cali. ^[4] Pablo Peirano, the coach of Atlético Bucaramanga, entered the field to protest and was subsequently expelled along with players Keimer Sandoval and José García. ^[5] Peirano stated that he is preparing a document with evidence to prove he acted in good faith, and that the accusations 'soil' him and Atlético Bucaramanga, with the club's coaches, players, and management disagreeing with Dudamel's version. ^[6] Rafael Dudamel, coach of Deportivo Cali, said in a press conference that he had watched the video at least five times and that Peirano entered the pitch, kicked a ball to prevent the game from restarting, received a red card, and then attacked Keimer Sandoval, describing the behavior as a disgrace. ^[7] The Dimayor Disciplinary Commission is expected to issue a ruling this week on who will be sanctioned for the disturbances at Palmaseca stadium on the day of the match. ^[8] Pablo Peirano denied any aggression against a player, stating he spoke with Cuellar after the match to clarify that no one reacted to the fan invasion at the time. ^[9] Rafael Dudamel, the coach of Deportivo Cali, accused Pablo Peirano of aggravating tensions and claimed that Peirano kicked a ball and then approached the middle of the field to aggress player Keimer Sandoval. ^[10] Pablo Peirano announced that he is preparing a legal demand regarding the situation and the criticism directed at him. ^[11] Rafael Dudamel, the coach of Deportivo Cali, stated in a post-match press conference that the incident was shameful and that the broadcast clearly identified who invaded the field. ^[12]