São Paulo v Chapecoense: Club yet to sell tickets, fans already have | OneFootball

With only five days left until São Paulo returns to the pitch, the club has still not announced, as of this Saturday (7), the ticket sales schedule for the match against Chapecoense in the Brasileirão, which will take place at Canindé Stadium on Thursday (12), at 8 p.m. (Brasília time).

Normally, for games held at Morumbi, Tricolor announces ticket sale dates and prices well in advance of the match. Since the São Paulo stadium is undergoing turf replacement after a series of three AC/DC concerts, Canindé will be used for the next fixture.

With a much smaller capacity—the Portuguesa stadium holds about 21,000 people—São Paulo seems to be having difficulties starting ticket sales to its fans.

However, some Tricolor fans have already protested on social media because Torcida Independente, the club’s main supporters’ group, is already selling its ticket packages for the game against Chape.

For a single price of R$ 100, Independente is selling its traditional package in which you actually buy a supporters’ shirt and get a ticket for the East Stand of Canindé as a bonus.

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