“We want to thank the president of Vélez Sarsfield, Sergio Rapisarda, for giving us the stadium to be able to play as locals next Sunday with Rosario Central on his field”Riquelme confided to ESPN tonight.
“What happened yesterday was that we decided to play in the Bombonera so that people could receive the team in this new season at home, as happened with the return of Darío Benedetto”explained the also head of the Boca Football Council.
Since last December 13, the works began to fix the drainage of the playing field, which took 50 days, but yesterday, from what was observed, reached the limit, since several sectors of the land were covered by sand and the state was committed physique of soccer players.
“The playing field was bad for both of us”said the coach Sebastian Battaglia in the press conference after the game, when asked if that hurt his team’s performance after drawing 1-1 against Colón.
Regarding soccer, the squad practiced from 10 o’clock at the Pedro Pompilio complex and Battaglia’s idea would be that if they are all well, put the same team that equaled last night 1 to 1 against Colón.
This Tuesday the squad will train again from 9 at the Ezeiza venue and, then at noon, they will travel to Mar del Plata to play on Wednesday against Aldosivi.
For the match the day after tomorrow, the leadership of Aldosivi is going to establish two sectors of the José María Minella stadium so that the so-called “neutral” fans are located, which would reach 6,500, because the entry of visitors and Nor can they go with shirts that show sympathy for the team.
Boca will play next Wednesday from 7:30 p.m. against Aldosivi de Mar del Plata, for the second date of the First Division Professional League Cup, with arbitration by Patricio Loustau, while on Sunday they will host Rosario Central for the third day.
Source: Ambito
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