Enrique Triverio (born December 31, 1988) is an Argentine professional

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who plays as a

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for

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Club career

Deportivo Toluca

On 26 May 2015, Enrique Triverio agreed to a three-year deal with

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team

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. Triverio made his official debut for

in a 0–1 win against

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in the Universitario Stadium. In the 6th minute of his debut he scored the goal that would give the team the first three points. On 13 March 2017, Triverio was given a one-year ban by the

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for having pushed referee Miguel Ángel Flores in the chest. On March 10 he was first handed an eight-match ban, but the decision was handed down just two days later after the

referees' association (AMA) went on strike to force the cancellation of

and

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Round 10 matches appalling at the initial consequences for Triverio and Pablo Aguilar from

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, which refs viewed as too light. On Monday, the FMF said via a statement that after reviewing the documentation, "the appeals committee has decided to revoke the 'initial' sanctions imposed by the disciplinary committee, and in their place have determined that Triverio and Aguilar shall be sanctioned with a one-year suspension."

References

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