FILE PHOTO: Soccer players and people walk on the field at the Corregidora stadium after clashes leave least 22 people injured in a brawl when soccer fans stormed the field during a top flight match between mid-table Queretaro and last year's Liga MX champions Atlas, in Queretaro, Mexico March 5, 2022. REUTERS/Victor Pichardo
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican soccer authorities on Tuesday ordered Queretaro to play their home games in an empty stadium for a year after fans went on a bloody rampage in a brawl that injured at least 26 people and made global headlines.
The punishments meted out by Mexico's top-flight men's soccer league and the country's soccer federation will also ban Queretaro fans from attending away games for three years, league president Mikel Arriola told reporters.
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