Chivas falls to Atlético de San Luis, referee was forced to stop the game because angry fans chant

After the goalless draw against FC Juárez in Matchday 1, Chivas has just one point from two games and is currently outside not only the top four, but also out of the playoff places.

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The Potosí team, which won thanks to Facundo Waller's solitary goal, could have scored more, but Abel Hernández's goal was disallowed in what was the most controversial play of the match.

At the end of the first half, the San Luis Potosi team took the lead in a counterattack that took the Red and White backline by surprise. First, Gilberto Sepúlveda failed to clear the ball and then Hiram Mier lost a one-on-one with Waller, who shot over the goalkeeper Miguel Jiménez.

In the 50th minute, Abel Hernández had scored Atlético de San Luis' second goal with a header from a corner kick, but after a lengthy review on the VAR monitor, referee Óscar Mejía 
García decided to disallow it for an alleged foul.

Chivas fans in anger, referee had to stop the match for homophobic chant

The red-and-white fans gave the bad note by making the homophobic shout, so the central referee Óscar García Mejía applied the protocol and suspended the duel for three minutes in the agony of the match.

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