Boca's strategy to obtain the disqualification of River: the 5 central axes of the presentation before the Conmebol

1- Article 8 of the Conmebol disciplinary regulation
Boca is aware that the standard reflects club responsibilities regarding what happens with fans and / or in terms of the safety of the stadium and its surroundings before, during and after matches.

"1. Member badociations and clubs are responsible for the behavior of their players, officials, members, the public, supporters and any other person exercising or being able to exercise on their behalf any function during the preparation of the event. Organization or celebration of a football game, whether official or friendly.

2. Member badociations and clubs are responsible for security and order within and near the stadium, before, during and after the match of which they are the host or the club. 39; organizer. This responsibility extends to all incidents that may occur of any nature whatsoever, therefore exposing it to the imposition of disciplinary sanctions and compliance with the orders and instructions that may be adopted by the regulatory bodies. court. ".

2- The "Fly Bug" as a witness
Fallo Mosca established the case law and Boca used it as a direct antecedent. This point is directly related to the first regarding club responsibilities in similar situations. It was in 1996, during a match between Lanús and Independiente. Hugo Mosca, responsible for the transfer of Clarín's photographer to cover the match, was attacked in the vicinity of the "garnet" stadium and lost 80% of the vision in his left eye. It is a stone thrown from an outside tribune, where he was waiting for the end of the trial.

"The football clubs and the Argentinian Football Association (AFA) are jointly and severally liable for damage suffered by spectators at a stadium, that is to say that they must compensate those who suffer them, "said the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice. . The letter warns that the AFA and the club are responsible for what happened at the meeting and therefore had to compensate Hugo Mosca after a fight between supporters in the stands during the match.

3- The Superclásio "pepper spray" and new documents with the aggression suffered in the Monumental
Although there are several differences that mark the cases, Boca will insist that he was disqualified from Copa Libertadores for a similar event and will provide all the material with the badaults received by the bus transferred to l & # 39; team.

In this sense, it will provide new videos showing that the attack was continuing until the Monumental Stadium entrance, thereby defeating River's strategy that the incidents would have occurred outside the circle of safety of which he is responsible. responsible. In addition, he will provide testimonials from the bus driver and paramedics who transported Pablo Pérez to the sanatorium of Otamendi and who also received projectiles at the exit of the stadium.

The projectiles that received Boca's microphone when he arrived at the Monumental stadium

Pepper gas thrown by a fan of the river at the Boca micro on the way to Monumental

4- The historical sanction of Conmebol to the Corinthians
The disciplinary court rendered an unprecedented judgment against the Brazilian club, after fans of their institution attacked with a flare and caused the death of a San Jose supporter during a match played in Bolivia. . Although this corresponds to visitor status, the Corinthians were sanctioned by the fact that their home games were in camera and many without public. There was no disqualification here, but I play in camera. In Boca, they understand that if the failure was unfavorable, the encounter in the Monumental stadium would be unachievable.

5- The Disciplinary Tribunal, an independent body of the Conmebol, and the resulting request to the CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport)
In Boca, do not badyze the position of the President of Conmebol, Alejandro Domínguez, who has repeatedly expressed his wish that the meeting be held. In his latest letter, the leader stressed: "In the Conmebol that I preside, football is not won with stones or aggression, it is won by players on the field and more so in South America thanks to the quality of our players, presidio is played by respecting the rival, having fair play as vision in the field, in the stands, in the leaders ". Management is awaiting the decision of the Court and a subsequent appeal if it is unfavorable. If this is maintained, they will resort to CAS.