Mexico fan left with blood pouring from chest after being stabbed during Gold Cup match

A Mexico supporter was stabbed at the country’s Gold Cup match against Qatar on Sunday

A Mexico fan was left with blood pouring from his chest after he was stabbed by a fellow supporter in the stands at a CONCACAF Gold Cup match on Sunday.

The terrifying incident took place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California after Mexico’s 1-0 defeat to Qatar, reported Daily Mail, citing eye-witnesses.

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The victim remains in a critical but stable condition, added the report.

Grim video footage shows around a dozen Mexico supporters fighting among themselves when a man approaches the brawl, brandishing what appears to be a knife over his head. He thrusts it into the group of fans before being bundled to the floor.

As the fight continues, the victim staggers along the gangway and slumps into a seat, removing his shirt and noticing blood seeping down his chest, reported Daily Mail.

According to eye-witnesses, the fight among supporters lasted around 10 minutes, with the fan using water and his Mexico jersey to try and stem the bleeding from near his shoulder.

Police have already identified a suspect – and another person of interest – and are asking the public to help track them down, reported Daily Mail.

According to The Mirror, Public safety personnel had initially provided medical assistance at the scene, while officers from Santa Clara Police Department (SCPD) also responded to the altercation.

With inputs from agencies