River Plate, after achieving two consecutive victories under coach Eduardo Coudet, will face Estudiantes de Río Cuarto in Córdoba this Sunday. Ahead of the match and following standard security protocols, local officials and the club held discussions regarding ticket sales for the game. A pivotal decision was made declaring no tickets will be sold for visiting fans, emphasizing that only local supporters will be allowed in the stadium.

Marcelo Frossasco, the president of the Córdoba Security Sports Council, stated that in Córdoba, there is no provision for neutral supporters, meaning matches are played either with one team's fans or both. Estudiantes de Río Cuarto opted for an exclusive local supporter attendance, creating a unique atmosphere that could impact the game's dynamics, especially considering River Plate's current form.

This restriction on ticket sales poses significant implications for match attendance and revenue, especially as the team prepares for the FIFA break that follows this weekend's fixture. The potential sale of tickets to non-member local fans remains uncertain, raising concerns about how many supporters will ultimately participate in the match and how this may affect the atmosphere and competitive edge of both teams.