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The second match of South America's response to the Champions League should have been played on Saturday, but was postponed when River Plate fans attacked Boca Juniors' leg bus. There was tremendous pressure around the Copa Libertadores duel between the two
erkerival of Buenos Aires.
On Tuesday, it was clear that the return settlement would be played out of Argentina on December 8 or 9. Earlier in the day, the South American Football Association (CONMEBOL) opened disciplinary proceedings against River Plate. Boca Juniors requires a clean answer.
"We do not want to play the game at all, but we will wait for a disciplinary decision, which we believe is the prelude to a judgment in our favor," said Boca Juniors president Daniel Angelici.
Ira far
He shows that his own club was disqualified from the 8th Copa Libertadores final in 2015. Boca Juniors fans attacked River Plate fans, including pepper spray.
– If the decision does not succeed at our request, we will appeal. If the appeal is rejected, we will take the case to a higher level. We are not in a state where we can play the final, "said Angelici.
The bus of the Boca Juniors team was attacked with stones, pepper spray and misty gas. Several players, including Captain Pablo Perez, had to be checked at the hospital because of cuts.
Superclasico
Before the double settlement, it was decided that both matches would be played without abuse in the arena. The first installation of the premises of Boca Juniors is complete 2-2.
The Argentine city center is known as "Superclasico". Many consider that the most heinous rivalry in the world exists between two football clubs.
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