Belgrano-River: ticket split at the Kempes and mega-op for final | OneFootball

Belgrano and River will decide the AFA Primera División title in Córdoba. The Apertura Tournament final, the first in the Pirata’s history, will be played this Sunday, May 24, starting at 3:30 p.m. at the Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium, as the Liga Profesional had announced weeks ago.

El Pirata is coming off an epic elimination of Argentinos Juniors in La Paternal, while El Millonario, coached by Eduardo Coudet, qualified after knocking out Rosario Central.

How the stands will be divided

The match will feature fans from both teams, so strong organization is expected in terms of security and access.

According to sources from the Ministry of Security that spoke to El Doce, Belgrano will occupy the Artime popular stand and the Gasparini seating section.

Meanwhile, River will be assigned the Willington popular stand and the Ardiles seating section.

A crowd of around 57,000 people is expected at the Kempes, split evenly between the two teams.

Major security operation

The security deployment will be large-scale, with more than 1,000 people assigned to the operation inside and outside the stadium.

In addition, the Tribuna Segura program will be implemented at the entrances. As a new measure, the screening will also include the registry of people delinquent on child support payments.

In the coming days, further details are expected on ticket sales, stadium opening times, access routes, parking, and possible traffic changes in the Kempes area.

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