Rival coaches clash after fans invade Colombian football pitch

Deportivo Cali coach Rafael Dudamel and Atlético Bucaramanga's Pablo Peirano exchanged accusations following a fan invasion during a match in Palmaseca.

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The football match between Deportivo Cali and Atlético Bucaramanga ended in a 1-1 draw at the Palmaseca stadium after fans entered the field following a penalty goal scored by Leyser Chaverra. ^[1] Deportivo Cali issued a statement on 2026-06-25 condemning fan vandalism and on-field aggression during their match against Atlético Bucaramanga at the Palmaseca stadium. ^[2] Pablo Peirano, the coach of Atlético Bucaramanga, stated that he entered the field because fans were inside the pitch, creating a risk for the players, and that he tried to warn the officials. ^[3] Rafael Dudamel, the coach of Deportivo Cali, publicly accused Pablo Peirano of being a 'shame' and claimed that Peirano kicked a ball to prevent the match from restarting. ^[4] Referee José Bautista terminated the match early, resulting in red cards for José García of Atlético Bucaramanga and Keimer Sandoval of Deportivo Cali. ^[5] A fight broke out between players and staff from both teams at the end of the match. ^[6] Deportivo Cali stated that the club rejects any behavior that threatens the normal development of matches and the principles of professional Colombian football. ^[7] Supporters entered the field during the match to protest the team's poor performance, prompting security interventions to prevent further invasion and aggression against the opposing team and coach Rafael Dudamel. ^[8]

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Deportivo Cali issued a statement on 2026-06-25 condemning fan vandalism and on-field aggression during their match against Atlético Bucaramanga at the Palmaseca stadium. · El País

Pablo Peirano, the coach of Atlético Bucaramanga, stated that he entered the field because fans were inside the pitch, creating a risk for the players, and that he tried to warn the officials. · Publimetro Colombia

Rafael Dudamel, the coach of Deportivo Cali, publicly accused Pablo Peirano of being a 'shame' and claimed that Peirano kicked a ball to prevent the match from restarting. · Publimetro Colombia

Referee José Bautista terminated the match early, resulting in red cards for José García of Atlético Bucaramanga and Keimer Sandoval of Deportivo Cali. · Publimetro Colombia

A fight broke out between players and staff from both teams at the end of the match. · El País

Deportivo Cali stated that the club rejects any behavior that threatens the normal development of matches and the principles of professional Colombian football. · El País

Supporters entered the field during the match to protest the team's poor performance, prompting security interventions to prevent further invasion and aggression against the opposing team and coach Rafael Dudamel. · El País

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