Boca v Corinthians, Women's Libertadores: ticket prices and buying info | OneFootball

This Saturday, October 11, the Nuevo Francisco Urbano Stadium in Morón will be the epicenter of a vibrant day of South American women's football. Boca Juniors and Corinthians will face off in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Women's Copa Libertadores, in a match that promises excitement both on the field and with a large crowd in attendance.

The team led by Florencia Quiñones reaches this stage after finishing second in Group B with 5 points, following a goalless draw against Ferroviária in the last match. Now, in the first knockout round, Boca will seek to overcome Corinthians, who come in as leaders of Group A with 7 points and are one of the favorites in this competition.

The quarterfinals of the 2025 Women's Copa Libertadores

Although Timao will be considered the home team due to their position in the group stage, the match will be played on Argentine soil, which promises a greater presence of Xeneizes fans in the stands, who will, as always, be supporting the Gladiators.

Ticket Sales for Boca vs Corinthians

Ticket sales are already active and are conducted exclusively through the site adnpass.com.ar. The price for the Capelli stand is $10,000, and entry to the stadium will be through Angelleli Street. It is important to note that:

For those who cannot attend, the match will be broadcast on Telefe, PlutoTV, TyC Sports, and DirecTV, ensuring wide coverage to follow the game from any corner of the country.

Boca vs Corinthians for the Women's Libertadores.

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The Gladiators are ready to battle and continue dreaming of continental glory. Can they overcome the Brazilians and make it to the top four on the continent? This Saturday, women's football writes a new page in its history.

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