Students from La Plata and Vélez They will play next Sunday, at 3:30 p.m., the final of the Professional League Cup at the Madre de Ciudades stadium in Santiago del Estero.
With a view to this momentous meeting, the Police of the Province of Santiago del Estero announced the logistical details that the supporters of the two teams must complete to get to Santiago del Estero and to be located in the corresponding sectors of the stadium that correspond to them.
Vélez supporters will travel to Santiago through National Route 34, with a distance of 1,043 kilometers and a duration of almost 12 hours.
While the Estudiantes fans will have to travel along National Route 9, with a slightly longer distance (1,197km) and a duration of 13 hours and 27 minutes.
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Regarding employment in the different sectors of the Madre de Cities, The organization determined that the “Fortín” section be located in the popular south and the east stalls; while the “Pinchaa” enters the popular north and west stalls.
Ticketing
The Professional Football League (LPF) confirmed that ticket sales for the League Cup final will begin today. There will be 13,000 seats for each club, taking into account that the stadium has only seats and the authorized capacity is 30,000 spectators.
“Tickets will be sold through the site www.deportick.com,” indicated the organization’s official website. As for prices, the popular ones will cost $15,750 for members and $31,500 for non-members, while the stalls will have a value of $31,500 and $47,250, respectively.
The transfer of the final to Mother of Cities Stadium It became a complication for the thousands of fans of both teams who want to watch the game in Santiago del Estero and are looking for prices and options to be able to make the trip. Due to the aircraft strike established for Monday.
The Estudiantes leadership moved to hire private flights to help fans who plan to travel.
On the Vélez side, they hired buses and three planes that are already complete and are still looking for facilities for their associates.
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