A football match between Independiente Santa Fe and América de Cali in Colombia was temporarily suspended due to clashes between fans (barrabravas) inside the stadium. The incidents began in the first half, with fans from both teams exchanging punches on the field. Police intervened to calm the disturbances, and the game resumed after approximately 50 minutes. Authorities reported invasion of the field, aggression among fans, and destruction of property. The mayor of Bogotá, Carlos Galán, confirmed the police controlled the situation and planned to deploy additional security measures. Such violent incidents are common in Colombian football, with reports of deaths this year due to fan confrontations. Videos shared online show projectiles being launched, police confrontations, and fans running through corridors separating the playing area from stands.
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