CHENNAI: The video footage in circulation that shows
Chennaiyin FC's
Elano Blumer
didn't hit
FC Goa co-owner
Dattaraj Salgaocar
after the
ISL 2 final
in
Margao
on December 20 has been challenged by the franchise. They also claimed that there was an assault on Salgaocar following the final whistle, even though the footage doesn't show it.
"For the last four-and-a-half months, FC Goa has asserted that an assault took place on co-owner Dattaraj Salgaocar following the final whistle at the ISL final. This has been established both medically and by a police investigation. Medically it has been conclusively established that Mr. Salgaocar was injured following the assault and the police investigation, which was a result of several eye-witness testimonies, has also confirmed the assault," an FC Goa statement said.
The ISL regulatory commission is set to meet on Tuesday and FC Goa claimed that the timing of the footage is "suspect" and that it's "one-sided and edited". "The footage shows a rather one-sided and edited version of what really happened. However, it should be noted that the episode is its entirety is 15 minutes long, is not captured in the footage provided to you or FC Goa," the statement said.
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