BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's security chief slammed Boca Juniors on Friday for failing to protect River Plate players who were attacked with what appeared to be pepper spray during a superclasico match.
Four River Plate players went to hospital on Thursday after being targeted following halftime in one of the country's most hotly-anticipated matches, forcing the Libertadores Cup last-16 second leg to be abandoned.
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