Conmebol inspects Deportivo Madryn’s stadium, Primera Nacional under review | OneFootball

The Deportivo Madryn stadium received a visit from a technical team from Conmebol, which began a series of inspections to determine whether the venue meets the requirements to host international matches in the future. The Chubut club was one of those included by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) on the list of possible venues for continental competitions, which is why specialized personnel from the South American organization arrived in the Patagonian city to carry out the first part of the assessment.

During the day, Conmebol engineers focused on analyzing the stadium’s lighting towers, with the goal of verifying their technical compatibility with official television broadcast standards. The work will continue when a second group of inspectors conducts a comprehensive review of the stadium’s infrastructure and facilities, including locker rooms, access points, security measures, press boxes, and broadcast areas.

The Abel Sastre, inaugurated in 2006 and with a capacity for more than 10,000 spectators, is the home of Deportivo Madryn, which competes in the Primera Nacional and has established itself as one of the most organized clubs in southern Argentina. The team is currently competing in the division’s playoffs to secure the second promotion to the Professional League, after losing the final to Estudiantes de Mendoza in a penalty shootout.

The inspection is part of the technical verification program that Conmebol is conducting in stadiums across the continent, with a view to expanding its network of certified venues for official competitions.

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