Press accreditation – Atlético v Montevideo City Torque

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·5 October 2026

Press accreditation – Atlético v Montevideo City Torque

ATLÉTICO VS. MONTEVIDEO CITY TORQUE

14/10/2026 – 7 p.m. – ARENA MRVCopa Sudamericana – Semifinal (first leg)

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Media accreditation instructions

Accreditation for photographers and journalists for the Atlético vs. Montevideo City Torque match – CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana – will be open until Sunday (11/10) at 5 p.m.

To request accreditation, simply complete this form.

On matchday, credential collection will begin at 3:30 p.m. and close 30 minutes before kickoff, at 6:30 p.m. Media professionals who are not at the stadium by that time will not be admitted.

Notice: access to the press box is subject to seat availability. Below is the number of seats reserved for each type of media outlet:

– Radio: 4 seats per station (including technical staff) – YouTube channels / Niche media: 2 seats per channel – Print newspaper / News website: 2 seats per outlet – TV channel: 2 seats per broadcaster

PLEASE NOTE: completing this form does not guarantee accreditation approval. Media professionals approved to cover the match will be notified by email by Tuesday (13/10).

The application must include full name, CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) or passport number, media outlet, role, telephone number, email address, and sports journalists’ association registration number (if applicable). Foreign journalists must provide their passport number.

Photographers:

Accreditation will be granted to a maximum of 70 photographers, following the same criteria as for journalists. Photographers must position themselves behind the goals, following prior instructions from the match’s media supervisor.

GUIDELINES

The number of media professionals granted accreditation will depend on the number of seats made available by the stadium;
Only the rights holder may film the match. No other broadcaster and/or media outlet will be permitted to record video of the pitch;
Only staff from the rights-holding broadcaster may be on the pitch;
There will be a mixed zone at the stadium after the match, with physical separation between broadcast rights holders and the rest of the media (non-rights-holding TV/digital media, radio, and print media). The latter may not broadcast live;
The post-match press conference will be held in person, first with the visiting team’s coach, followed by the home team’s coach;
Accredited journalists from different media outlets may attend the press conference. Photographers may access the mixed zone and press conference, but journalists will have priority;
Only broadcasters holding rights to the competition may broadcast the mixed zone and press conferences live. Other media outlets may air their recordings only after all media activities at the stadium have concluded.

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION

NOTE: The collection, transmission, and commercial distribution of sounds, images, and data relating to the match, including those intended for use on betting and/or statistics platforms, are prohibited, except for the rights holder.

In Portuguese

Filming and video recording inside the stadium (i.e., within the security ring/perimeter) are permitted only for the tournament’s RIGHTS HOLDERS. All other NON-RIGHTS-HOLDING media outlets may only RECORD videos in the Mixed Zone and at the Press Conference, in accordance with the competition regulations.

In Spanish

Filming and video recording inside the stadium (i.e., within the security ring/perimeter) are permitted only for the tournament’s RIGHTS HOLDERS. All other NON-RIGHTS-HOLDING media outlets may only RECORD videos in the Mixed Zone and at the Press Conference, in accordance with the competition regulations.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.