Colón and Unión fans can watch their teams free on LPF Play | OneFootball

In an exclusive interview with Darío Pignata on the ADN program on Radio Gol 96.7, Mario Echeverría, Secretary of Coordination of the AFA Federal Council and President of the San Luis Federation, provided details about the launch of the LPF Play platform and the impact it will have on clubs from the interior, especially for Colón and Unión.

The end of dependence on economic groups

Echeverría emphasized that the launch of this application marks the beginning of a historic process in which clubs regain control over the management of their assets. “What happened with the big economic groups was that they imposed when, how, and for how much to renew,” he explained, noting that previous revenues barely covered two months of expenses and the rest was still provided by AFA.

With the new platform, AFA seeks to free itself from imposed schedules and the low broadcast quality of private companies. Currently, the application allows users to watch matches from Primera Nacional, Primera B, C, Proyección, women’s football, and youth divisions for free.

Impressive figures and the future of broadcasting

In just three weeks, LPF Play has achieved remarkable numbers:

Although it is currently free as a “testing ground”, the official indicated that in the future a minimal fee is expected to maintain operations, while connectivity and infrastructure details are adjusted in the stadiums.

Benefits for Colón and Unión’s women’s football

For Santafesino fans, the news is encouraging. Echeverría confirmed that both Colón’s journey in Primera Nacional and Unión’s participation in AFA women’s football will be available on the platform throughout the season. He also highlighted the importance of broadcasting youth divisions, allowing clubs like Colón to showcase and promote their young talents to the world, generating genuine income for the institution.

Equality for Federal A

An announcement that was enthusiastically received by interior football was the decision to equalize the income of Federal A clubs with those of B Metropolitana. “Now that this is managed by AFA, equality is achieved… this is money that goes directly to the clubs, AFA does not obtain any profit from this,” Echeverría stated, highlighting the strong support from interior leadership for the current administration.

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