Three Boca Juniors fans arrested in Brazil for bigoted abuses

• Three allies of Argentine side Boca Juniors were captured.
• Making bigoted affronts after their 0-0 attract away to Brazil’s Corinthians.
• Copa Libertadores, the Public Security Department of Sao Paulo said on Wednesday.

Three men captured, two for racial slur and one for prejudice, were being held in jail, Public Security Department said in an explanation.

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Following their 0-0 draw away to Corinthians in the Copa Libertadores, three Boca Juniors supporters were detained for shouting discriminatory remarks, the Public Security Department of Sao Paulo reported on Wednesday.

During the competition’s round of 16 match, two visiting Juniors fans were shot impersonating monkeys before Corinthians allies, while the third was discovered giving a Nazi salute.

“Corinthians passionately disavow the bigoted demonstrations that elaborate Argentine fans at the Neo Quimica Arena this Tuesday,” Corinthians composed  on Wednesday.

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“These ways of behaving won’t go on without serious consequences.”

“Consistent with their set of experiences of battle, Corinthians will keep on recording opportune objections until it is as of now excessive,” the club added.

The two groups will confront each other in the future on July 5 in round of 16 second leg, in Argentina.