The match between Colo Colo and Audax Italiano at Estadio Monumental featured unusual camera angles after fans deployed a tifo that blocked the main broadcast camera. The white team must win and rely on another result to qualify for the Copa Sudamericana. The disruption lasted the first 14 minutes.
Colo Colo faced Audax Italiano at Estadio Monumental needing a win to keep their Copa Sudamericana qualification hopes alive. The Cacique's team also relies on Ñublense defeating Cobresal in Chillán to achieve it. However, the televised broadcast of the match, handled by TNT Sports, encountered an unusual issue from the start.
Colo Colo fans marked the club's centennial by deploying a series of tifos in the Rapa Nui sector, extending toward Océano. These giant banners obstructed the view of the main camera, forcing the channel to rely on side cameras for the first 14 minutes of the game. Supporters filled the Macul venue, fostering a festive atmosphere, but the side effect impacted remote viewers.
On social media, fans shared images of the tifos, praising their beauty with posts like 'Beautiful the banners in our stadium' along with emojis and the hashtag #VamosColoColo. This episode illustrates how fan celebrations can influence the logistical aspects of a sports event, though it did not affect the on-field play.