Who are the three members of the court who will resolve Boca's request to disqualify River – 11/27/2018

Boca Juniors clings to the decision of the Conmebol Disciplinary Tribunal to reach his goal: that River be disqualified and that the xeneize sacred champion of the Copa Libertadores de América.

Has Conmebol's President Paraguayan Alejandro Dominguez clearly stated his position that the title should be defined on the pitch and even suggested that the final will be played on December 8 or 9 outside l & # 39; Argentina. That's why Boca s' sticks to the criterion of three people: Eduardo Gross Brown, Cristóbal Valdés and Amarilis Belisario.

The court is composed of five members, but Argentina has been dismissed for this particular case Hernán Pirota and by lot the Brazilian Antonio Carlos Meccia.

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Gross Brown is a renowned Paraguayan attorney, who has already participated in the memorable failure of 2015 for pepper gas. There, the court gave the game to River, after the suspension before the start of the second half in the Bombonera.

Valdés, a lawyer in corporate law and legal representative of the Catholic University of Chile, has been sitting in the court since May.

The third member is Venezuelan Belisario, the only woman on the ground and legal advisor to the Venezuelan Football Federation.

All three participated in the Gremio-River decision, rejecting the Porto Alegre team's request that River be disqualified because Marcelo Gallardo had breached the penalty for entering the locker room. And also punishment at River DT. In addition, Valdés also played a leading role in the various resolutions of the disciplinary unit on the various judicial cases that took place in the Copa Libertadores.

Pirota and Meccia were also left out of the vote in the case of Gremio 's compensation claim, which provided for the disqualification of River and the sanction of Marcelo Gallardo.

Gross Brown, Valdés and Belisario were all ready to resolve this Tuesday, but Boca has broadened his complaint and River will now have 24 hours to return the view.