Jorge Almirón and his team are already planning the match they will play this weekend on the 11th of the National Championship. It will be on Saturday, May 4 at 3:00 p.m. when Colo Colo will visit Cobresalat the El Cobre stadium in El Salvador.
Those who should also plan for that match are the white fans who live in the north of Chilegiven that They will be able to attend the mining camp to see the Cacique live facing the current runner-up in Chilean soccer. For this, there are already tickets for sale on Passline, which have a value of $15,000 for the visiting gallery.
That there are tickets for Colo Colo in a game played as a visitor in our country is a novelty, which the Colocolinos who once toured the country following the Albos appreciate. Since Cobresal and El Salvador did not want to miss the opportunity to receive the Colocolina fans in their stadium and their city, It will be the first game in which Popular plays with its fans in the 2024 national tournament, thus ending a negative streak.
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White fans will be able to see Colo Colo in El Salvador | Photo: Photosport
How many games was Colo Colo without playing with the public as a visitor?
In recent times it has become a constant that both clubs and regional authorities prevent the sale of tickets to Colo Colo fans when Cacique plays as a visitor, due to the history of bad behavior that a minority group has had.
Cobresal is the first team to open the doors to the Albos in the current National Championshipwhich only occurred on date 11. In Colo Colo’s previous visiting matches, there was only a local audience:
- Unión Española vs Colo Colo – Santa Laura (date 1)
- O’Higgins vs Colo Colo – Rancagua (date 2)
- Coquimbo Unidos vs Colo Colo – Coquimbo (date 5)
- Ñublense vs Colo Colo – Chillán (date 7)
- Universidad Católica vs Colo Colo – (date 9)
Five games had to happen so that the white fans could see Colo Colo as a visitor in our countryall except for the Super Cup, a match organized by the ANFP at the National Stadium with a neutral venue.
Where the Colocolinos had been able to travel this year, before the duel with Cobresal, was to the official matches abroad, all for the Libertadores Cup: Mendoza against Godoy Cruz, Asunción against Sportivo Trinidense and Rio de Janeiro against Fluminense were the cities that received the Colocolinos, with the only negative point being the match in Argentina due to acts of violence, but in the rest of the cities a good performance was recorded .
