With visiting fans! Central Córdoba enabled tickets for Boca
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Boca Juniors is preparing to travel to Santiago del Estero, where this Friday they will visit Central Córdoba for the ninth date of the Apertura 2025.
The good news that was confirmed on Monday is that a handful of Xeneize fans will be able to be present at the Estadio Madre de Ciudades to cheer on Fernando Gago's team in a new "final" for the local tournament.Confirmado: 4.000 hinchas de Boca Juniors, como Neutrales, podrán estar en el Madre de Ciudades para el partido con Central Córdoba. La institución de Santiago del Estero habilitó parte la tribuna sur para el Xeneize. pic.twitter.com/EhMi8N3Brn
— Leandro Aguilera (@Tato_Aguilera) March 3, 2025
According to Leandro Aguilera, a journalist for TyC Sports, the Santiago del Estero club enabled part of the South Stand of the beautiful Estadio Madre de Ciudades for the presence of 'neutral' fans.
The local fans of Ferroviario will fill the rest of the stadium to cheer on a team that has turned this venue into a truly impregnable stronghold. The team led by Omar de Felippe has not lost or conceded goals while playing at home in the tournament so far.
But now they receive a wounded Boca, which is going through critical hours. Eliminated from the Copa Libertadores 2025, and with no more competition than the local tournament until June (when the 2025 Club World Cup begins), Fernando Gago's team will arrive in Santiago del Estero with the mission of showcasing its title contender badge, and imposing itself through play and attitude, great debts pending so far.
About 4000 fans, in theory neutral, will not be able to hide their sympathy for the Xeneize and will be expectant to see them, in what promises to be a great match.
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