The scoundrels will have tickets and will be able to accompany Russo’s team

The bidding for tickets between Peñarol and Central has come to an end and rogue fans will be able to travel to Montevideo to accompany Miguel Ángel Russo’s team. The Uruguayan leadership could not support the idea of ​​not receiving visitors and at the request of Conmebol, the coal executives decided to hand over around two thousand tickets. “It is confirmed that Central will have tickets for its fans,” they confirmed to Ovation this Thursday from the neighboring country.

The controversial story over tickets for the decisive group G match of the Copa Libertadores – which will be played next Tuesday, at 7 p.m., at the Campeón del Siglo Stadium – has come to an end, although it will officially be confirmed in the next few hours. “The decision has been made and there will be room for Central fans”, they added from Montevideo on a topic that kept the leaders in suspense. To such a point that both the scoundrels and the coal workers presented various reports to Conmebol arguing their positions.

The auriazul leadership made a detailed presentation requesting the reciprocity of receiving 2,600 entriesthe same amount that he gave to Peñarol. For everything that happened in the first leg played at the Gigante The Uruguayans had decided to play only with a local audiencebeyond the fact that the regulations indicate a minimum number of tickets close to two thousand. The punishment was going to be a fine that the eastern leadership was willing to pay..

The Conmebol sent a message this Wednesday demanding Penarol that define in twenty four hours the topic, otherwise the meeting was going to change scene and it could be played at the Centenario stadium.

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The Confederation understood that if it had complied with Peñarol’s request it would create a precedent and by applying fines some of the so-called powerful clubs were going to use this method. to play only with their own fans. So, with this determination he did not open the door to future conflicts.

Central’s claim

Central moved well and quickly in this matter and achieved something that was logical beyond the rivalry established by what happened in Arroyito, that is, having the tickets it deserves for the decisive match that will be played on Tuesday the 28th.

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Now the task will be focused not only on their sale, but also on the security operation. that will be set up in order to avoid incidents taking into account the rivalry, but everything that will be at stake in ninety minutes.