The Railway has chosen to set aside a dedicated section for neutral supporters as the league stage opens with a duel against the Millionaire that signals the kickoff of the local campaign.
This weekend marks the start of a fresh chapter for the 28 teams in Argentina’s top flight with the curtain rising on the 2023 Binance tournament. After a lengthy pause of three months, which included the national team’s stint in Qatar, River Plate will begin its official campaign without the services of Marcelo Gallardo and will face Central Cordoba in a match that promises intensity and strategic play from the first whistle.
For a decade, away fans have not been allowed in most Argentine venues, with few exceptions. Over time, however, several clubs outside the traditional powerhouses have successfully introduced a category known as the neutral fan, enabling visiting supporters to attend when the fixture involves the country’s so-called giants.
Saturday’s clash on January 28 follows this pattern. The Railways leadership has allocated the Northern stalls of the Madre de Ciudades stadium, a venue with a seating capacity of 8,000, to welcome neutral spectators while ensuring security and orderly attendance.
HOW MUCH DO TICKETS COST, WHEN AND HOW ARE THEY SOLD?
Ticket pricing is structured with accessibility in mind: 5,000 pesos for adults and 4,000 pesos for minors. Sales commence on Wednesday, January 25 through the official Santiago club site, accentralcordoba.com. If seats remain after the initial allocation, a limited number will be released at the stadium box office for the provincial arena. This approach reflects a growing trend in domestic football to balance fan access with safety and stadium operations. — Goal
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