San Lorenzo has no peace. After the victory against Unión in Santa Fe, the team led by Fernando Berón played again in front of his men with the aim of continuing to rise against the Patronato. But the apartment for Boedo has yet to appear.

The calm took a breath. The opposing team’s goal in the first half caused widespread outrage. There were insults against the Board of Directors, specifically against Matías Lammens, vice president of the club and Minister of Tourism of the Nation and against Marcelo Tinelli, president-elect who has been on leave for a year.

At halftime anger blossomed again. Nearly a hundred fans crowded in president’s box doorlocated in the center of North Platea: they demand elections and “everyone is leaving”. They accuse them of “sending relegation” to the club.

After the insults, access to the area occupied by club authorities was heavily fenced off and there was a police presence. Lammens is not confirmed to be in that area.

San Lorenzo members question whether Tinelli and Lammens both used the club as a political springboard and forsook any relationship with the institution. Licensed television driver for a year and had AFA aspirations that eventually did not progress. Another as the current Minister of Sports and Tourism.

Players are also the focus of anger. “Enough of failures, mediocre players, San Lorenzo is a great, we want to be champion”, one of the cries against the squad.

“Players, your mother’s c …, let’s see if they lay eggs, they’re not playing,” he continued in different sections of the game. “The commission/ the commission/ is going to the p … that gave birth to him,” it also sounded loud.

The team’s second goal from Entre Ríos inflamed the Barça team members. Rain of whistles and a sea of ​​insults fell from the four sectors of a New Gasometer that showed, as before, inverted flags. A symbol of discomfort.

San Lorenzo’s goal did not serve as an incentive. The discount on the last marker is only decorative. At the referee’s last whistle, the fans once again reflected their grief. As happened last week This time there was no unrest against the police, as happened last week.

“Leaders the c … of their mother, let’s see if they realize that no one loves them,” the people bellowed, fed up with disappointments and worrying about the immediate future.

The Boedo club have not won at home so far in the championship and are seriously committed to relegation next season.