The grass at the Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium in Córdoba is in the process of being reseeded and looks terrible ahead of this Sunday’s “Superclásico.” Why does the AFA decide to play there?
Looking ahead to the “Superclásico” that will be played on Sunday, the state of the playing field of the Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium.
He himself was reseeded the last few days and looks in a deplorable state, in exclusive images that he provided TyC Sports. In this context, the AFA Analyzes the possibility of changing headquarters.
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To keep in mind, the last game played in that stadium was Workshops vs Independent Rivadavialast 6 of April. Since then, said process began and the possibility of playing Instituto de Córdoba vs River was denied.
From the province they affirmed that it would arrive with just enough for the River-Boca. “The grass will be a little weaker but that’s okay”they explained to Chain 3 of Cordova. Furthermore, they affirm that the court “in 15 days he will be able to play normally”. On Sunday it will only be the 13th.
Rain, one more problem for River vs. Mouth
Beyond the playing field, there is another factor that may be important for the match between River and Boca: The rain. According to some forecasts, such as National Weather Service and The Weather Channel, there could be some precipitation on Sunday (40% chance). Another seasoning for the Superclásico that will be played in Córdoba.
AFA analyzes changing the venue of the Superclásico
In this context, given the alarming images about the state of the Mario Alberto Kempes playing field, AFA is thinking about the chance of changing the venue for the quarter-final Superclásico. At the moment, it did not reveal what other options they are considering.
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