1,300 'neutral' tickets to go on sale for Patronato v Colón at Grella | OneFootball

The upcoming match between Patronato and Colón in the city of Paraná is starting to be played off the field. In recent hours, the possibility has grown significantly that the Colón fans might be able to attend at the Presbítero Bartolomé Grella Stadium under a specific arrangement.

After various meetings between the Entre Ríos Police and the management of the local club, there is consideration to allow approximately 1,300 tickets for "neutral" spectators. This number aims to balance the desire of both clubs to have a good crowd while ensuring a manageable security operation.

A key aspect of this logistics is the legal definition of the tickets. Being categorized as tickets for neutrals, the sales process changes completely: there will be no sales points in the city of Santa Fe nor digital platforms available for the visiting fans.

The sale of these tickets will be conducted exclusively and in person at the Grella Stadium box offices. This decision requires interested parties to travel to the capital of Entre Ríos to purchase their spot, a measure used by security to prevent massive gatherings at the departure points in Santa Fe.

The management of Patronato and local security agencies expect to provide details in the coming hours regarding the ticket prices and, most importantly, the opening hours of the ticket windows.

This "neutral spectators" scheme has already been used in other matches of the category and seeks to offer an intermediate solution to the current ban on visitors, allowing the vibrant atmosphere of the regional classic to remain alive in the stands of the Grella.

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