Olimpia's match ended in a 0-0 draw at home on Saturday night against their Paraguayan league rival, resulting in fans expressing intense frustration towards the Ecuadorian defender Aníbal Chalá. Despite securing a second place in the league with 11 points under coach Pablo Vitamina Sánchez, Chalá's penalty foul near the end of the match could have cost the team a goal if the opposing player hadn't missed.

Following the match, fans took to social media and the stadium to vent their anger towards Chalá, with comments suggesting he should retire from football and return to Ecuador because they felt he lacked the qualities of a professional player. The negativity directed at him highlights not just dissatisfaction with his individual performance but also the pressure players face from passionate supporters, especially in a competitive league.

This incident may have broader implications for Chalá's career in Paraguay, as consistent negative feedback from fans could affect his confidence and future with the team. It raises questions about player treatment and fan expectations in football, particularly for foreign players trying to adapt to new environments and pressures.