Two women were wounded in a shooting Friday night at Guaranteed Rate Field as the White Sox played the Oakland Athletics. 

Video of the incident provided by the team showed confusion — but no chaos — in the left field bleachers after the attendees were hit by bullets about 7:30 p.m., according to Chicago police and Sox officials. The team said it was “unclear to investigators whether the shots were fired from outside or inside the ballpark.”

A 42-year-old woman was hit in the leg and taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in fair condition, police said in a statement released hours after the shooting. 

A 26-year-old woman declined medical attention for a graze wound to the abdomen. 

“At no time was it believed there was an active threat,” police said.

Sox officials said “this incident did not involve an altercation of any kind,” and stadium video “does not indicate any activity prior to the injuries.”

“The White Sox are thinking of the victims at this time and wishing them a speedy recovery,” the team said. 

A one-minute video clip released by the team shows a group near the aisle of the crowded Section 161, with one person first standing up and looking toward the ground, and then others doing the same. Other fans then flag down security. 

The ballpark atmosphere doesn’t skip a beat otherwise, the video shows, with most others in the area showing no reaction. Two children can be seen hopping up the steps nearby moments before the two victims apparently were hit. 

Fans later told reporters outside the ballpark that the shooting happened around the third inning, then security cleared people out of the section and the game continued.

Fans in the stadium were told that a post-game concert by rappers Vanilla Ice and Tone Loc was canceled “due to technical issues.”

Many on social media slammed the team for continuing play near an active crime scene. 

“They just kept playing like nothing happened?” one person posted on twitter.com. 

“[H]ow do you continue to let the fans be around and finish the game?” another asked, saying fan and player “safety should be the first thing that is important.”

Police are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact Area One Detective Division at 312-747-8380 or submit an anonymous tip through CPDTIP.com.

Contributing: Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere, Tom Schuba