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The match between the bitter rivals Argentina would be played from 8 to 9 December in a place to be defined soon, but is subject to a decision of the disciplinary commission of the governing body of South American football.
The Conmebol opened a disciplinary record against River for the attack suffered by Boca's players on Saturday when they arrived at their rival's stage.
The bus that went to Boca's campus was white with stones and other projectiles designed by a group of fans of the river, a few blocks from the Monumental stadium. Captain and midfielder Pablo Pérez had cuts in his arms and an eye injury.
Boca requested the disqualification of River and to be proclaimed champion.
"The game will be played, if it is played, because it is the subject of a disciplinary decision outside the Argentine territory," said Conmebol's president Alejandro Domínguez to the press. "The conditions for playing in Argentina are not met.
Dominguez spoke after a meeting with the presidents of Boca and River at the Conmebol headquarters, located on the outskirts of Asunción.
Daniel Angelici, president of Boca, and Rodolfo D'Onofrio, owner of River, did not make any statements after the meeting.
"Football is not violence. It's resolved with goals, "Dominguez said, who did not accept the questions.
Following injuries suffered by several Boca players, the Conmebol had to postpone the definition.
It was mentioned that the stadiums in Paraguay, Brazil and Italy could host the second leg. Boca and River drew 2-2 in the first leg two weeks ago. They were delayed one day but because of a rain storm that affected the Bombonera playground.
In his statement, the Conmebol said that "will be responsible for the travel, accommodation, food and internal transfer costs of up to 40 people per delegation and will establish security coordination with the competent authorities".
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