Possible sanctions for Boca's he does not show up to dispute the Superfinal

Boca insists that his position does not dispute the super final of Libertadores against River because of the aggression suffered by his players. If the Conmebol Disciplinary Tribunal does not agree with the Ribera club and decides not to appear, it risks heavy penalties.

The regulation of Conmebol is very clear on this aspect: the team that does not show up to play a match will be disqualified. In addition, may be suspended for future competitions and suffer heavy financial penalties.

Article 179

If a team does not show up for a match (except in case of force majeure), refuses to continue playing or leaves the field before the end of the match, the team will be considered as a loser and as a general rule will be excluded from match. participation in the competition.

Article 181 of the Regulation states: "The Conmebol will determine the amount of damage or financial damage taking into account the circumstances of each case and the evidence available." He adds: "The club in question may be disqualified in future Conmebol tournaments, and Conmebol will take future action, if any, such as suspension of the club in question from any other FIFA or Conmebol competition."

If Boca attends the Sports Arbitration Court because he is not satisfied with the decision of the Disciplinary Tribunal and the Court of Appeal, the CAS may take several months to pronounce. That's what happened, for example, at Deportivo Riestra, when points were deducted for match events due to the rise of the Metropolitan Premier B at National B vs. Communications. The Bajo Flores team recently received the (negative) CAS response when the competition was over and its descent was declared. If Boca insists on not playing in front of an opinion unfavorable to her claim, such as she was drafted, she exposes herself to severe penalties.