Chile's Gonzalo Jara's Obsession With Touching Players' Private Area Appears To Continue

When you ask Chile defender Gonzalo what his hobbies and interests are, he'll probably forget to tell you that he has a habit of putting his fingers near opposition players' backsides.

The former West Brom man hit the headlines in the Copa America in 2015 when he stuck his fingers up Edinson Cavani's bum and ended up getting the Uruguayan striker sent off when he received a second yellow.

In a World Cup qualifier between Chile and Uruguay last night, which finished 3-1 to the hosts, Jara appeared to be at it again and this Middlesbrough's Gaston Ramirez was the victim.

It could well have been a nice pat on the backside from Jara but his past antics in the same fixture have led many to believe that he was repeating the act again last night.

Here are some tweets and images of the incident that happened before half-time:

Gaston Ramirez certainly wasn't happy. Keep your hands to yourself Gonzalo!

(h/t 101 Great Goals)

Topics: Chile, Uruguay

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