The performance of Katia Itzel in Queretaro's 3-2 win over Tigres is still generating controversy. Now it was Mexican ex-referee Francisco Chacón who questioned Katia Itzel's refereeing in a strong post on social media. Chacón not only criticized some of the decisions made during the match played at La Corregidora, but also claimed that Katia Itzel's presence in Liga MX is a 'forced inclusion', a comment that sparked a heated debate on social media. Chacón questioned Katia Itzel's refereeing level The ex-referee published a message in which he made clear his stance on the performance of the Mexican referee. "We hope that after this poor refereeing performance by Katia Itzel in Queretaro vs. Tigres, they will realize that the forced inclusion is bad for football, refereeing, and for her herself; they are undermining her self-esteem and only exposing her low refereeing level", he wrote. The statements sparked a heated debate on social media, with some users supporting Chacón's opinion, while others defended Katia Itzel and considered Chacón's comment to be excessive. A performance that continues to generate talk During the match between Gallos Blancos and Tigres, there were several actions that were discussed by players and technical staff, which put the refereeing work back in the center of the conversation. Liga MX has not responded to any complaint about the performance of the party, while the Commission of Referees has not issued a statement on the criticisms made by the ex-colleague or any director of the participating teams. At the moment, Queretaro is in sixth place in Liga MX with 6 points, 2 wins, 0 draws, and 1 loss in 3 games. Next week, the Gallos Blancos will face U.N.A.M. - Pumas in an important match.