Liga 1 is in the closing stages of the Apertura tournament and there are still a few days left before the winner of this stage is announced, with Alianza Lima and Universitario de Deportes battling for victory day after day. However, over the weeks it has become apparent that several of the stadiums authorized to receive fans and teams have no water or electricity connections. In addition, the condition of various rooms, such as the toilets, is not what one would expect from a professional football competition. Against this background, the President of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF), Agustín Lozano, spoke.
“I can assure you that this did not happen,” the governing body chief said. Likewise, he mentioned that venues typically manage availability times for their basic services: “When a game is scheduled, you get to a stadium hours in advance. Sometimes the activations have a specific time, these are not for harm, but for harm. “Maintain control and order,” he said.
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“A stadium is not visited by one person, but by thousands of people. That’s why you want to ensure that your facilities are controlled and the hours of operation of your services are set. There may be some flaws, I won’t deny that. It.” “It’s about working on improvements,” Lozano concluded of criticizing various sports venues that operate under questionable conditions for the premier league of Peruvian football.