He was playing a five-a-side football match, broke his leg due to a hole in the artificial turf, and the court ordered him to be compensated with $79 million.

A man sustained a severe leg fracture while playing a five-a-side soccer match at a sports complex in San Isidro, Argentina. The injury was caused by a hole in the synthetic turf of the playing field, prompting a legal dispute regarding liability for the facility's maintenance and safety standards.

The Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals in San Isidro ruled in favor of the injured party, ordering the complex to pay 79 million pesos in damages. The court's decision to increase the compensation amount underscores the legal responsibility of sports facility operators to ensure the physical integrity of their infrastructure for participants.