At José Amalfitani what had to happen has happened: thousands of Talleres fans would have given their support to this historic match because, remember, the cast of Cordovan is playing for the first time in the quarter-finals of the Libertadores Cup. But at the start of the second half, madness invaded the South Alta stadium, with the Fortín fans hunting to T.

Andre Fassipresident of the T.until the last moment he tried to convince Sergio Rapisarda, his peer Velez, in order to grant a special place to visitors. He didn’t understand it. But on the pitch and among the fans they agreed and a postcard caught their attention half an hour before the duel began: the Cordovans who were in Platea Sur Alta gathered in the right sector, next to the popular club. The videos on the networks went viral due to the movement of the ants by the fans of T.

“Over the last few days, 2,000 new subscribers have been created”they said Clarione. Yes, the fanaticism and passion are so great that several Talleres fans joined forces to be present for the first leg. Cost? 1500 pesos plus another 1000 of the item. Likewise, not all new members are from Córdoba: many Vélez fans have signed up to travel to Córdoba next week.

The good news was that, in principle, there was friendship between the two fans. They also shared a lunch 10 blocks from the stadium, across from the sports center. There were also videos of people from Cordoba singing and celebrating, and Vélez fans watching and accompanying the songs.

However, at the start of the supplement, the Talleres substitutes who were warming up on one side of the playing field began asking the referees to stop the match. On the heights, a pitched battle, with hand-to-hand combat, has invaded the scene.

The question in the corridors of the Amalfitans was because the management of Velez had decided not to allow the visit of the public, taking into account that Talleres has activated 11 thousand tickets for the return next week. The feeling is that Vélez could have made an economic return from the passion and fervor of the people of Cordoba.