Javier Castrilli led a party of stars in Qatar and made his show: he threatened to deport a Mexican and told him he was ‘stupid’

For the first time the Qatar World Cup 2022 will have two days in a row without games. The eight best teams will rest this Wednesday and Thursday and will only return to the field from Friday when they face each other. Croatia Y Brazilfrom 12, at the stadium City of education; Y Holland Y Argentinafrom 4 pm, at the Lusail stadium, to define the first two semi-finalists.

The other key quarter-final will be played on Saturday. Morocco Y Portugal They will face each other, starting at 12, at the Al Thumama stadium. While England Y France They will do so from 4pm at Al Bayt Stadium.

But these two days without matches are well spent in Qatar, beyond the fact that there is no official activity. Because, as happened in the last four World Cups, the Party for Integrationat the University of Doha, among former footballers and journalists, communication professionals and influencers.

Although it was a friendly and recreational match, the Argentinian referee Javier Castrilli, was in charge of delivering the ticket when it exploded against a Mexican who claimed him for a foul. “Listen to me, I have no cards, but I’ll cut you anyway, I’ll cut you anyway“said the former head of Chile’s National Commission of Referees.

It was a moment of tension that was experienced and everything seemed to stop there. The match continued without major jolts. However, when the friendly ended, the referee charged again. “What a friendship. Here the ball begins to roll and we are 23 men. I don’t have a card, there is no police, there is nothing,” he told a reporter from TyC Sport.

The former iron judgewent for more: “So when I said it to the players and stupid people that were out, those Mexicans, I meant it. Stop blowing your balls because you have my balls all over the floor. Lining and asshole I told him” concluded Castrilli.

The former referee, remembered for his historic encounter with Diego Armando Maradona in a match between Boca and Vélez, completed the sequence by explaining how football is lived: “That’s how you live. I learned to manage in the paddocks, in the middle of the pitch, without wiring”.

“The players used to change at the neighbors’ houses and these assholes come to me asking for stupid fouls and laughing out loud,” concluded Castrilli.

One of the players let the foam down from that crossing, took the friendly with more humor and was relaxed. “Lin told me, asshole, you bring eggs to the ground, he’s an animal, he’s a genius“He said what the Argentine referee referred to on the field of play. In the end, everything ended well.

The Party for Integration is organized by foundation forever. And it tries to make visible the work carried out by the non-profit organization for 20 years in El Salvador, in favor of young people and their fight against poverty for the transformation of society in the Central American country.