Riquelme's reaction to the insults from several Boca fans at La Bombonera was revealed.

Boca Juniors is going through turbulent times , as qualifying for the quarterfinals of the Apertura Tournament seems to be insufficient to satisfy the appetites of some of its fans, who were angry about the instability of the first team and some of Juan Román Riquelme 's actions.

The truth is that in the middle of the round of 16 match against Lanús, some fans chanted against the management, an unprecedented event under Román and the Football Council. It should be noted that after the protest at La Bombonera, videos of the exact moment of the outburst went viral on social media .

There, a particular sequence was observed, captured by a Boca fan from the opposite stand. Raúl Cascini, Marcelo Delgado, Mauricio Serna, Cristian Riquelme, and the Xeneize president can be seen there, but none of them make even the slightest gesture in response to the protests of several Boca fans.

The discontent of the crowd was palpable throughout Saturday night, with people initially whistling at Marcos Rojo, Tomás Belmonte, and Alan Velasco when the stadium announcer announced the team.

This was just the beginning, as discontent grew throughout the first half, and chants of "Movete Boca, movete" were heard in the 26th minute, when Granate almost took the lead.

At the end of the first half, the whistling escalated, and the second half saw a similar tone, with the temperature rising and the chants becoming much more aggressive: the famous "Players, fuck your mothers" and the harsh "They should all go, don't even one should remain." However, the height of tension came when the 90 minutes were up .

"The Commission, the Commission, go to hell," was the chant chosen to address what would become the Football Council, composed of former club glories: Raúl Cascini, Mauricio Serna, and Marcelo Delgado . Boca ultimately won on penalties, and during the walkout, there were tense moments between several fans who demanded more support against others who blamed Riquelme and company for the club's lack of titles.