What Colón fans should bear in mind for All Boys at Brigadier López | OneFootball

Colón is getting ready to host All Boys this Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Brigadier López stadium, for Matchday 13 of Primera Nacional’s Zone A, in a game that will also mark a return to normality on one of the most sensitive issues for fans: the restrictions in the popular stands.

After the sanction imposed by Provincial Security following the incidents against Godoy Cruz, the ban on bringing in flags and percussion instruments has been lifted.

The sanction in Colón’s stands has been lifted

For this match, the restriction imposed after the appearance of flags and the use of pyrotechnics in the south stand will no longer apply.

As a result, fans will once again be allowed to enter with flags and instruments, although the security operation made it clear that there will be thorough checks at all entrances.

Peverengo’s message after the incidents

After what happened against Godoy Cruz, Peverengo was blunt in referring to the events and said they were not isolated incidents.

“We understand that it is a message between groups, a show of power among themselves,” said the provincial official, pointing directly to an internal dispute between factions of the barra brava.

He also confirmed that the identified individuals will receive stadium bans for a minimum period of two years.

“These people will not be able to enter any stadium in the country while the measure remains in force,” he warned.

The warning over new incidents

Another point highlighted by Peverengo was related to the delays that occurred after the match against Godoy Cruz, when the clearing of the south stand was delayed while they searched for those responsible for setting off pyrotechnics.

“There were between 4,000 and 5,000 people in that stand, and because of 20 or 30, the exit was delayed. This will happen again every time there are incidents,” he said.

For that reason, Sunday’s operation will place special attention on checks before and after the match.

April dues will remain valid at Colón

Regarding members’ admission, Colón reported that even though the match will be played on May 10, fans will be able to enter the stadium as long as they have paid the April membership fee.

A measure aimed at making attendance easier for an important match for Ezequiel Medrán’s team, which will try to stay in contention for the top spots in Zone A.

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