Argentine Soccer Match Cut Short After Hooligans Pepper Spray Players

A matchup between two bitter rival Argentine soccer teams in Buenos Aires took a chaotic turn when one or more rowdy Boca Junior fans apparently sprayed River Plate players with an irritant of some form, prompting referees to call off the rest of the game.
Four River Plate players were hospitalized after they emerged from the inflatable tunnel at Boca's La Bombonera stadium between the field and the locker room rubbing their eyes and pouring water over their faces at the start of the second half. The Superclásico Copa Libertadores match was suspended with a tie score of 0-0 on Thursday, and officials are now deciding whether to hold a rematch at a neutral stadium or boot Boca Junior from the tournament and hand River Plate the win.