Palmeiras to ask authorities for more Fluminense tickets at Nubank Parque | OneFootball

Palmeiras will seek exceptional authorization from the Military Police and the authorities in São Paulo to increase the ticket allocation for Fluminense fans for the second leg of the Conmebol Libertadores semifinal. The match is scheduled for October 21 at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at Nubank Parque.According to Conmebol regulations, the home club must make at least four thousand tickets available to visiting fans starting from the semifinal stage. However, Palmeiras’ stadium currently sets aside around two thousand seats for the away section, as determined by São Paulo’s Public Security Department.The clubs have already discussed the possibility of keeping the reduced allocation. Palmeiras explained to Fluminense that it would need authorization from the public authorities to increase the number of tickets. Tricolor, however, did not accept the reduction.Now, Palmeiras’ board is looking for alternatives to make the increase possible and meet Conmebol’s requirement. In other recent semifinals played by the São Paulo side, there were agreements with opponents for each club to receive around two thousand away tickets.Conmebol confirmed the dates and venues of the ties this Monday. The first match between Fluminense and Palmeiras will be on October 14 at 9:30 p.m., at the Maracanã. The place in the final will be decided a week later at Palmeiras’ stadium.

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