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Only Single Cheer Can Get 4,000 Tickets Against Palmeiras From the Fluminense

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The rules of the Copa Libertadores establish at least 4,000 tickets for the visitor cheers in the games of the semifinals. Nubank Park does not provide, in principle, such space, which creates an impasse for the game between Palmeiras and Flumine

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The board of the Fluminense denied a request of agreement made by the direction of Palmeiras last Friday for the semifinal of the Libertadores to have charge of tickets of two thousand fans visitors to each side. The tricolor carioca adopted position "irreducible" to demand that the regulation of the Conmebol for this phase of the competition, which determines the availability of four thousand tickets for each cheer. The imbroglio between the cl…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Conmebol has a problem to solve behind the scenes before the clashes between Palmeiras and Fluminense, by the semifinal of the Libertadores. The regulation of the entity requires that the games of this phase have at least 4,000 people in the sector destined to the

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Fluminense refuses the Palmeiras' proposal to limit visitors to 2,000 in the semifinal of the Libertadores and requires a charge of 4,000 foreseen by the Conmebol.

Cariocas require 4,000 seats for their cheering in the Nubank Park, while paulistas point to security limitations imposed in the state of SP

Fluminense and Palmeiras disagree on the amount of tickets destined for the twisted visitors in the games of the semifinal of the Copa Libertadores. The divergence mainly involves the return game, which will be played in the Nubank Parque, in São Paulo, on the week of October 20.The Palmeiras proposed that 2,000 tickets be made available to the cheering visitor in the two confrontations, including the game of going, in the Maracanã. The Fluminen…

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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