“This is the only way they can stop us,” accuse Televisa Christian Martinoli and Luis García

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“This is the only way they can stop us,” accuse Televisa Christian Martinoli and Luis García

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“This is the only way they can stop us,” accuse Televisa Christian Martinoli and Luis García

The Mexican national team faced Spain’s Valencia this Saturday at the Cuauhtémoc stadium, a match that ended in a draw (2-2) after ninety minutes.

The match in which viewers saw an unusual event as they saw a drop in the signal on the telecast, a moment that generated all kinds of comments on social media.

It all happened after Alexis Vega’s first goal, the moment the signal was interrupted and changed to commercial, leaving the game about 15 minutes old.

With the return of the live image from Puebla, Christian Martinoli clarified what happened and apologized, leaving a message to Televisa.

“We apologize to all the people who follow us through the Azteca 7 screen. Failures that are truly out of our control; they took us off the air for a while. They’ve turned the switch down, doc!’

Words that were answered by his teammate Luis Garcia, who spoke about the competition between the two TVs before continuing with the action of the match.

“If they can’t do it the good way, then the bad way,” commented the former Pumas player.

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