Concacaf strongly condemned the act of violence that occurred after the Nations League match between Honduras and Mexico, in which Mexico's coach, Javier Aguirre, was struck by a projectile thrown from the stands. In a statement, Concacaf expressed that the safety of teams and fans is a priority.
After the match at the Estadio General Francisco Morazán, the projectile hit Javier Aguirre in the head while he was saying goodbye to Reinaldo Rueda, the coach of Honduras. Concacaf stated that the incident will be investigated by the Disciplinary Committee and spoke out against any form of violence in football.
The Mexican Football Federation also rejected the violence and urged Concacaf to enforce the regulations. In a statement, the FMF showed its commitment to safety and emphasized that these violent acts have no place in football.
