Through an official statement, River reported this Monday that it will begin lawsuits versus Matias Sebastian Nicolas Firpothat despite having Right of admission as guilty of the attack on the Boca bus ahead of the 2018 Copa Libertadores finalon Sunday he attempted to enter the Monumental stadium to watch the game against Central Córdoba and was arrested by the staff of the Municipal Police Autonomous Sports Events Directorate near the stadium.

In the statement, River stressed that “Firpo is prohibited from entering the club for indefinite period for Right of Admission because he was convicted of stoning the Boca Juniors bus in the preview of the match for the second final of Copa Libertadores 2018.

He added: “Furthermore, The club will start an internal process to facilitate the definitive expulsion of the member who, as verifiable, has provided his card that Firpo tries to illegally enter the stadium “.

The arrest was made before the game that River beat Central Córdoba 3-0. Police officers recognized the person involved as they tried to enter the court through the family channel with a minor and carrying another person’s card.

The agents recognized him and followed him to the line of the Segura Tribune, where they eventually delayed him, prevented him from entering and a fine was issued. The prosecutor specialized in mass events led by Celsa Ramirez intervened.

Thanks to the Tribuna Segura program, we stopped Sebastián Firpo trying to enter the Monumental with another person’s card ”, confirmed Marcelo D’Alessandro, Minister of Security of the City.

Firpo is hospitalized indefinitely due to the incident of 24 November 2018 when the Boca bus passed through the intersection of the avenues Del Libertador and Monroe, a few blocks from the Monumental, and was one of those who attacked him with stones and bottling causing glass breakage and injuring Pablo Pérez in the eye.

This fan was arrested two weeks after the incident and sentenced to two years and four months in prison, despite having served. 180 days of community service.