Venezuelan football fans storm pitch in protest after club wears one-off pink shirt for breast cancer At a press conference, Deportivo Tachira president Juana Suarez blamed a "tiny number of fans" defending "the colours of the shirt they love." Club captain Andrew Rouga apologised and added: "As players we want to congratulate the institution, which remained strong at all times, supporting this worthy cause." The team had lined up and posed for photographs with a banner supporting Senos Ayuda, a breast cancer charity based in Caracas. The club had also allowed free entry to women wearing pink. In a statement on the club website, Deportivo Tachira said it would be investigating the incident and offered a refund to fans. Deportivo Tachira is currently 11th in the league compared with 17th placed Atletico.