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Diego right on target
BUENOS AIRES, Sept 15: Diego Maradona celebrated his return from suspension by scoring from a penalty as his beloved Boca Juniors beat Newell's Old Boys 2-1 in the Argentine championship on Sunday, reports Reuter.
Maradona, who earlier in the day had categorically denied rumours that the match could be his last, converted a 42nd minute penalty to liven up a tedious encounter marred by crowd trouble.
He was given in a rapturous reception by the Boca faithful and played until the 61st minute, when his 36 years got the better of him and he was
substituted by Diego Latorre.
Maradona had been provisionally suspended by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) sifter failing a dope test but on Tuesday a federal court ordered the ban to be lifted pending an Investigation into the test sought by Maradona's lawyer.
The test had been taken after Boca's opening game in the championship, when they beat Argentines Juniors and Maradona again scored from a penalty. Maradona has sworn on his daughters lives that he
served two 15-month suspensions since 1990 and a further ban would almost certainly spell the end of his playing days.
Hospital sources said several people in the stadium were injured when one of dozens of firecrackers let off during the match exploded amongst group of fans.
Fighting was also reported In the streets around Boca's "Chocolate Box" Stadium which is situated in one of the roughest areas of Buenos Aires, before and during the game.
Once Maradona had gone off. Newell's equalised through Josemir Lujambio but Boca took the points when Guillermo Barros Schelotto scored 10 minutes from time.
Boca, the most fanatically supported club in Argentina, are in a leading group of five clubs who all have seven points from three games In the Aper-tura Championship.
Their arch-rivals River Plate are also in the group after a convincing 3-0 win away to Ferro Carril Oeste.
River, far from the limelight which has surrounded Boca and Maradona, took a first half lead through Chilean international Marcelo Salas and sealed their win with goals by Ismael Medina Bello and Hernan Diaz.
Paraguay captain Jose Luis Chilavert snowed some orthodox goalkeeping skills as he repeatedly defied Union's strikers and helped Velez Sarsfield to a 3-1 away win.
Chilavert, who on Wednesday helped his country qualify for the World Cup. is better known for his ability to take free kicks, his volatile temper and his outspoken opinions.
did not take anything.
The lifting of the ban. which interrupted yet another comeback, has handed his career a lifeline. Maradona has already served two 15-month suspensions since 1990 and a further ban would almost certainly spell the end of his playing days.
Hospital sources said several people in the stadium were injured when one of dozens of firecrackers let off during the match exploded amongst group of fans.
Fighting was also reported In the streets around Boca's "Chocolate Box" Stadium which is situated in one of the roughest areas of Buenos Aires, before and during the game.
Once Maradona had gone off. Newell's equalised through Josemir Lujambio but Boca took the points when Guillermo Barros Schelotto scored 10 minutes from time.
Boca, the most fanatically supported club in Argentina, are in a leading group of five clubs who all have seven points from three games In the Aper-tura Championship.
Their arch-rivals River Plate are also in the group after a convincing 3-0 win away to Ferro Carril Oeste.
River, far from the limelight which has surrounded Boca and Maradona, took a first half lead through Chilean international Marcelo Salas and sealed their win with goals by Ismael Medina Bello and Hernan Diaz.
Paraguay captain Jose Luis Chilavert snowed some orthodox goalkeeping skills as he repeatedly defied Union's strikers and helped Velez Sarsfield to a 3-1 away win.
Chilavert, who on Wednesday helped his country qualify for the World Cup. is better known for his ability to take free kicks, his volatile temper and his outspoken opinions.