The defeat of Chacarita against Atlanta did not end with the final whistle. Two hours after the derby, when a good part of the fans had already left the vicinity of the stadium, an internal conflict that had been simmering for years between two factions of the Funebrero supporters was once again exposed and ended with gunfire, injuries, and arrests.
The conflict began when members of La Famosa Banda, the official faction, went in search of their rivals from Los Pibes de Chacarita, intending to attack the place where the latter usually kept their flags and other items. According to the reconstruction of events, around 50 members of the sector led by Angélica Molina headed towards a house located in the area of Matheu and Zapata once the police operation was concluded.
The group's expectation was to find little resistance, but the situation was different. About 40 members of the dissident faction were still at the location and responded to the attack. What began with stones and bladed weapons quickly turned into a chase that extended for about 400 meters, up to the vicinity of Gutiérrez and Maipú.
The confrontation lasted about 15 minutes and ended with the appearance of firearms. In that context, local residents reported hearing six gunshots before the two groups dispersed upon the arrival of the police.
Among the injured is Molina herself, known as "La Dueña", who sustained a gunshot wound to her leg and head injuries. The woman was taken to Castex Hospital and remained under observation, although she was out of danger. Brian Cisneros, a member of her faction, was also injured, receiving a shot to his left quadriceps and was treated at Belgrano Hospital.
From the internal conflict's environment, it was also reported that two other members of Los Pibes de Chacarita, identified as Marcelo and "el Alemán", may have suffered gunshot wounds. However, both reportedly sought treatment at a private clinic in Hurlingham, and their cases were not officially recorded.
