The Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires security authorities reached an agreement for the series for the quarterfinals of the Copa Libertadores that Boca and Racing will face.
After leaving his rivals on the road, Mouth and racing They will meet in the quarterfinals of the Libertadores Cup and in the series, which promises to be of a high magnitude, there will be no visiting public in any of the matches, the security organizations announced.
The series that will give a place in the semifinals will begin in the candy box the week of Tuesday, August 22 and will be defined in the Cylinder the week of Tuesday 8/29.
Pending confirmation of the dates and times by the conmebolthe concrete thing is that there will be no visitors.
The explanation given by the organizers and security is that as in the Buenos aires city The attendance of the visiting public is not allowed when Argentine teams meet in international competitions (something that happens in the domestic competition), so there will not be in another jurisdiction as it is avellaneda.
The exception was the key that they starred in Velez and workshops in the last edition of the Libertadores, when no fans of the “T” attended Liniersalthough there were infiltrators who generated incidents, and sympathizers of the “Fortín” in Cordova.
racing He will be the one who has the advantage of defining at home because he finished as the best first in the group stage.
Whoever qualifies for the semifinals of the maximum continental tournament at club level, will meet the winner of the clash Palmeiras-Deportivo Pereira.
On the other side of the square will be measured Inter Porto Alegre versus Bolivar and olympia of Paraguayan against fluminense.
The semifinals of the liberators will take place between September 27 and October 4: the winners of the respective crosses will have their guaranteed presence in the final on Saturday, November 4 at the maracana stadium of Rio de Janeiro.
Source: Ambito
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