TV mess. In a statement, the FPF reported the suspension and replay of the match between Alianza Lima and U. César Vallejo, scheduled for today in La Victoria.
The fight for television rights between a group of League 1 clubs and the FPF has opened a new chapter, creating more uncertainty than certainty for fans. Late last night, the match between Alianza Lima and the University of César Vallejo, scheduled for today at 8pm at the Matute Stadium, was arbitrarily suspended by the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) and will be delay at a later time.
The main body of Peruvian football published a statement on its social networks, assuring that the duel does not offer any guarantees that it will take place. In the letter, he explained that he had sent a letter to the blue and white team to allow access to the surveillance cameras. 1190 sports; However, there was no official response from the club. Because of this, it was decided to postpone the game.
It should be noted that the Trujillo team players were on their way to the airport to travel to the capital when they were informed of this decision. Alianza Lima’s game-focused players also got the news of the game postponement, which caused a lot of unease.
The ball doesn’t roll
It should be remembered that everything was ready for the date 6 of the Apertura tournament to open its curtain yesterday with the match between Binacional and Sporting Cristal at the UNSA Monumental Stadium; However, the FPF also formalized the suspension of the settlement argument “Lack of Guarantees”as it did not get permission to enter the mobile phone to broadcast the match.
But it wasn’t the only session suspended. Hours later, the FPF surprised with a statement announcing that the match between FBC Melgar vs. Sport Boys will be postponed. This is because the red black box has no intention of letting the cameras off the camera League 1 max to UNSA Stadium for transmission.
“In an interview by Ricardo Bettocchi, general manager of Melgar, informed the club’s intention not to allow Liga 1 Max to broadcast the match against Sport Boys, a signal accredited by the FPF,” the letter said. A problem for which there seems to be no solution
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voice of protest. The clubs raised their voices. Binacional issued a statement arguing “arbitrariness and impairment of the institution.” For his part, Melgar asked not to allow “commercial disputes to interfere with sporting activities”.