The Agency for the Prevention of Violence in Sports (APreViDe) reported that the security operation arranged for the match between Argentinos Juniors and Vélez Sarsfield will have the participation of around 800 police officers from the province of Buenos Aires, while He indicated that ticket sales will be anticipated, since there will be no ticket sales at the stadium on the day of the event.
The match will be played next Sunday the 28th at 3:30 p.m. at the “Estadio Único de San Nicolás de los Arroyos” for the semifinal of the Professional League Cup and the doors will open at 12:30 p.m.
After the meeting with AFA representatives, municipal authorities, police officers, Utedyc workers, and private security at the stadium, the head of APreViDe Guillermo Cimadevilla arranged a total of 8 thousand seats for each party and stated: “As we already said In the quarterfinal matches, this is a unique opportunity to show that we can enjoy a sporting spectacle without that violence that for years deprived us of the most beautiful thing about football: the double audience. Let’s continue on the right path. .
#RivalsNotEnemies”.
The Vélez Sarsfield public will occupy the Popular Grandstand “Dalmaso” and the Platea “Del Pozo”, take National Route No. 8 and access Santa Teresa (Santa Fe) to return to Route No. 9 towards the stadium through the Av access. Damaso Valdez and Andrés del Pozo, while the Argentinos Juniors team will be located in the “Reynoso” Grandstand and the “Rucci” stalls, will access from Route N°9 along Avenida Presidente Perón towards Avenida Rucci.
Supporters who decide to use a route other than the one recommended for their club will be detained until the risk is removed, to avoid crossing with the other party and the control of the exercise of the Right of Admission will be carried out, for this reason spectators must attend with entry, card and National Identity Document.
In addition, through the stadium’s video room, APreViDe personnel will operate the security cameras that will monitor the interior and surroundings of the stadium, at the same time it was reported that for this match flags will not be able to be hung on the fence, which would prevent the visual of the spectators.
Meanwhile, the APreViDe indicated that entry with insignia and clothing identifying other sports entities, bottles, papers (of all kinds), pyrotechnic material, flags that incite violence, and the use of masks, face shields or hoods is prohibited. .
