Bravos Complex court exhibited

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.- The sad conditions of the turf of the Bravos Sports Complex caused several affectations during the FC Juárez Femenil match against Gallos Femenil, a game that belonged to the 15th day of the Grita México Clausura 2022 of the Liga MX Femenil.Although the border won by 2-1 there could be a different outcome to the one that was witnessed, since the ball bounced in a strange way and was also evidenced by being a mat outside of what deserves to host a First Category match such as the Liga MX Femenil.This issue was exhibited on social networks, as several users recriminated the type of seriousness that women’s soccer receives in Mexico, which seems to be forgotten after preferring to remove television broadcasts and go to the streaming type that also received some criticism on this April 17. Remember that TUDN no longer projects the matches on cable network, only for its VIX platform, but several fans of the Liga MX Femenil demonstrated for so many failures that are related to the type of interest that there was in this official commitment of the Clausura 2022.  This afternoon’s game against Gallos Femenil was the first of the campaign that the Juarenses played at the Bravos Sports Center, being another of the football squads that moves one of its meetings to the training camps of the institution. The decision to move this match is due to the fact that the Athletics track of the Benito Juárez Olympic Stadium is in its last stage of restoration and for that reason the Autonomous University of Ciudad Juárez authorized that only one home game will be played in that building, which fulfilled the men’s branch last Friday against Pachuca. The UACJ is the headquarters of the next National Universiade 2022 that will have its celebration from May 12 to 19 and for that reason the restoration work of the property begins. On the other hand Bravas also played with a horizontal patch blocking the view of the patrocionador who, according to TUDN, has not paid the players. 



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