Police Evacuate Marcelo from Azteca Stadium Area After Riots
Former Real Madrid player Marcelo was evacuated by Mexican police from the vicinity of Azteca Stadium during his attendance at the opening match between South Africa and Mexico, according to the Spanish newspaper 'AS'.
The same source reported that Marcelo did not have a quiet night during his visit to the stadium, as he found himself in a dangerous situation due to clashes between local protesters and security forces around the stadium.
According to the same report, Mexican police intervened immediately and managed to evacuate the player from the tense area.
The source confirmed that Marcelo emerged from the incident without any injuries, after the successful operation to secure and transport him to a safe location.
The same source reported that Marcelo did not have a quiet night during his visit to the stadium, as he found himself in a dangerous situation due to clashes between local protesters and security forces around the stadium.
According to the same report, Mexican police intervened immediately and managed to evacuate the player from the tense area.
The source confirmed that Marcelo emerged from the incident without any injuries, after the successful operation to secure and transport him to a safe location.
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