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While waiting Conmebol Disciplinary Tribunal fail in favor of Boca Juniors, the president of the club "xeneize" would have expected that they would not play regardless of the decision of the entity.
In Boca, the Juniors are convinced that the Conmebol's rules are pretty clear regarding the punishments that deserve the violence suffered by his bus when he went to the River Plate stadium to play the second stage of the final of the Copa Libertadores.
On Tuesday, the presidents of Boca Juniors, Daniel Angelici, and River Plate, Rodolfo D'Onofrio, met the head of the Conmebol, Alejandro Domínguez, in Asunción, but his boss, Xeneize, assured that he did not would not be in the final. and wait for the decision of the Conmebol Disciplinary Tribunal, rest. In addition, he threatened to visit the CAS.
But what happens if Boca Juniors does not show up for the final?
According to article 179 of chapter XIX of the Rules of the Conmebol, the club which does not show up for a match, except for reasons of force majeure, will be disqualified.
This article says: "If a team does not show up for a match (except in the case of force majeure), refuses to continue playing or leaves the pitch before the end of the match, the team will be considered to lose the match. and as a general rule, will be excluded from entering the contest. "
In addition, Boca could be subject to heavy economic sanctions and even be punished for not participating in future international competitions.
The Conmebol announced that the final of the Copa Libertadores between River Plate vs. Boca Juniors it will be played on December 8 or 9 in a stadium outside of Argentina. However, he acknowledged that this decision could change in relation to the instructions of the Disciplinary Tribunal.
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