Colo Colo will begin to prepare for its debut in the new Copa Chile tournament when next weekend they must visit Deportes Quillón. The team led by Argentine coach Jorge Almirón will travel to the city of Concepción to seek qualification for the quarterfinals of the regional phase.
A duel for which it was expected that ticket sales for the match between Colo Colo and Deportes Quillón would begin this Wednesday. However, from the local club, organizer of this commitment, no news emerged in this regard so we will have to wait for news that should emerge in the next few hours.
Among the details, there will be an approved capacity of 16 thousand people for the Colo Colo duel with Deportes Quillón. However, once the available tickets are sold, the southern club hopes to analyze the possibility of increasing the capacity to receive a larger audience.
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Colo Colo without sanctions for the Chile Cup
The National Professional Football Association reported on the sanctions that are pending for this new season of the Chile Cup. For the same, The white team does not contemplate sanctions against it for the match with Deportes Quillón for Sunday, June 16.
Deportes Quillón, meanwhile, does not contemplate sanctions either. This is due to the fact that the team located in the Province of Diguillín, in the Ñuble Region, did not participate in the last editions of the Chile Cup.
What is the present of Deportes Quillón?
Quillón’s squad has not added competition since the end of May. The last game that the Third A team has was against Imperial Unidos, where they lost four to three.
It has five games pending in the tournament due to certain irregularities in the tournament refereeing. The duels that have not been played for Quillón are against Comunal Cabrero, Deportes Colina, Chimbarongo, Municipal Mejillones and Municipal Puente Alto.
Deportes Quillón is in eleventh position in the Third Division A of Chilean soccer with five points. Yuri Fernández’s team has recorded one win, two draws and three losses in six games it has played in the tournament.
