The LPF announced a press conference to detail how the “gradual” of the two partialities in football will be turned around. Lanús-Rosario Central will be the chosen duel.
12 years passed since the last time. That June 10, 2013, a fan of Lanús lost his life in the unique stadium of La Plata before the game with Students product of the violent police repression. Now, the “garnet” will be the protagonist again, but with a somewhat more pleasant news: the return of the visiting public to Argentine football, although in a “gradual” way.
The AFA made it official and chose a game for nothing casual. Is that this Saturday at 16.30 the cast of the southern Buenos Aires will receive Rosario Central And especially the world champion Angel Di María. The domestic tournament will be the return of the two partialities.
“Tomorrow (Thursday) at 1:00 p.m. a press conference will be held at the Lionel Andrés Messi site, in Ezeiza, on the gradual return of the visiting public in some matches of the LPF,” published the AFA in the official account of the Professional League in X.
12 years ago, visitors disappeared from first matches after the death of Javier GerezMember of the Lanús fans subcommittee, who died after receiving several rubber bullet impacts in La Plata. A few hours later, The AFA determined that national football stadiums had to house only local fans.
Meanwhile, the president of the South Club, Nicolás Russoconfirmed in various media that from the “garnet” everything is prepared to receive the fans of the “Canalla” in the fortress.
As for the operation, the head of Lanús explained: “We leave a sector for visiting public, there will be 7,000 places for the people of Central.” While the value of the tickets was not yet confirmed, it is estimated that they will have a price close to $ 20,000similar to the one already handled for non -partner plates. The sale would be coordinated with the Rosarino club in the next few hours.
Russo also referred to what represents the return of the visiting public in economic and sports terms. “For Lanús and 80% of the clubs is a great income, but above all it is good for folklore and football show to return. With this we leave the ‘neutral’ behind and return to the public with their colors and t -shirts,” was encouraged.
Source: Ambito
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