River and Belgrano go head-to-head for a title: Apertura final plans | OneFootball

The clubs, together with Córdoba’s security agency, will hold a meeting this Tuesday to finalize the details of the decisive match.

The Provincial Sports Security Council (COSEDEPRO) will hold a meeting with River and Belgrano officials, where they will finalize the logistical details for the 2026 Torneo Apertura final.

The Córdoba Provincial Government body is responsible for planning, coordinating, and regulating security and prevention protocols at all major sporting events in the region. Therefore, it will meet this Tuesday starting at 5 p.m. with representatives of the clubs, as Doble Amarilla has learned.

The match will take place next Sunday, May 24, starting at 3:30 p.m., at the Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium. Ahead of the meeting, the organizers decided that 50,000 tickets will go on sale, which will be split equally, according to Doble Amarilla. “El Millonario” will occupy the Ardiles Stand, while “El Pirata” will be in the Gasparini section. The general admission sections have yet to be determined.

When was the last domestic final at the Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium?

The last final played at the Mario Alberto Kempes was between River and Estudiantes de La Plata, for the Argentine Super Cup, in March 2024.

On that occasion, the “Millonario” side snatched a 2-1 win at the death and lifted the trophy. The Núñez team was managed by Martín Demichelis, while Eduardo Domínguez was in charge of the La Plata side.

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