Patronato vs Colón: 1,300 tickets for neutral fans at the Grella | OneFootball

The upcoming match between Patronato and Colón in the city of Paraná is already starting to be played out off the field. In recent hours, the possibility has gained strong momentum that Colón fans may be allowed to attend the Presbítero Bartolomé Grella Stadium under a specific arrangement.

Following several meetings between the Entre Ríos Police and the leadership of the Paraná-based club, officials are considering authorizing an estimated quota of 1,300 tickets for “neutral” spectators. This figure seeks to balance both clubs’ desire for a strong crowd while also ensuring a manageable security operation.

A key point in this logistics plan is the legal classification of the seats. Since they would be categorized as tickets for neutral spectators, the sales process changes completely: there will be no points of sale in the city of Santa Fe or digital platforms enabled for the visiting supporters.

The sale of these tickets will be carried out exclusively in person at the ticket booths of Grella Stadium. This decision requires interested fans to travel to the Entre Ríos capital to purchase their spot, a measure that security authorities are using to avoid massive crowds at departure points in Santa Fe.

Patronato’s leadership and local security agencies are expected to provide further details in the coming hours regarding ticket prices and, above all, the opening hours of the ticket windows.

This “neutral spectator” scheme has already been used in other matches in the division and seeks to provide a middle-ground solution to the current ban on away fans, allowing the atmosphere of the regional derby to remain alive in the stands at Grella.

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