Through its official channels, the Buenos Aires club reported that the president of the entity, Víctor Blanco, negotiated with the Governor of the province, Axel Kicillof, the chance that the match in question be played with the presence of fans of the “Academy “.
The highest authority of Racing also highlighted “the good predisposition” of Sergio Berni, Buenos Aires Minister of Security; Jorge Ferraresi, mayor of Avellaneda; and Claudio Tapia, president of the Argentine Football Association.
In this way, Racing and Belgrano will play this Sunday, at 7:15 p.m., with the presence of the public in the stands.
By mid-afternoon it had slipped that the match was going to be held without people, from the growing internal of the “Academy” bar brava, in which three sectors fight for power in the stands.
The decision had been suggested by Berni, who found the support of Governor Kicillof. The events that occurred recently at the Ezeiza International Airport on the return from Abu Dhabi after the Intercontinental Super Cup with Boca Juniors (2-1) plus other episodes of threats and violence on social networks had influenced the taking of such a preventive measure.
However, later, the position was reversed, based on the actions of President Blanco, who asked the Governor and the different provincial authorities to allow the presence of the public in the opening match of the 2023 tournament.
The inmate of the racinguista bar has three sectors in conflict. The first, located in Villa Corina, responds as leader to Leandro Paredes (released last Thursday after remaining in pretrial detention). The second nucleus, geographically identified with the Dock Sud neighborhood, has Diego Quintana as a reference and brings together the historical components of ‘The Imperial Guard’.
The third sector is owned by those who today “manage the bar”, called Los Pibes de Racing, which has the boss Matías Alfonzo in its ranks.
Source: Ambito
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