Timetables, dates, definitions and rewards: all the data of the end of the century Boca-River in the Libertadores

It will be a historic and unavoidable event. Boca Juniors and River Plate will play for the first time in history a final of the Copa Libertadores in 2018 A real end of the century, which will mark a before and after in the two giants of Argentine football .

A definition that has everyone in suspense and everyone wants to see, knowing every detail. Here we tell you everything you need to know about this unforgettable finale.

When is the game?

The final between Boca and River will take place on Saturday, November 10 and 24 at 4 pm from Chile . The match will take place in La Bombonera and revenge will be played at Monumental. Both parties will only be with a local audience and without visitors.

How is it defined?

In this final, the purpose of the visit will not be taken into account, as happens in the rest of the direct elimination. Therefore, if there is a tie in the overall after 180 minutes, the tie will be applied. In this case, if the parity is maintained, there will be an extra 30 minutes (15 per side) in the rematch. If the tie is maintained, the champion is defined by the penalties.

The players about to be suspended

De Boca, be careful not to receive another yellow card: Lucas Olaza, Nahitan Nandez, Pablo Perez and Cristian Pavon.

While River should be vigilant: Javier Pinola, Jonatan Maidana, Enzo Perez, Gonzalo Martinez, Lucas Pratto and Rafael Santos Borre.

Referees and VAR

The judges of the matches will soon be announced by the Conmebol and they do not necessarily have to be Argentines, they can belong to any country of South America. A Chilean could therefore arbitrate one of the most important meetings in the history of South America. In addition, in both duels, there will be a VAR to judge the most controversial actions.

Prices?

The Libertadores champion will win $ 6,000,000, in addition to the $ 4,850,000 from the other stages. Only $ 3,000,000 will be left for the second.

In addition, the new monarch will represent Conmebol at the FIFA Club World Cup, which will take place in December in the United Arab Emirates. He will also qualify for the next edition of Libertadores and face the Recopa of South America against the champion of the South American Cup.