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Jaime Pumarejo, president of the Atlantic capital, venue of the meeting scheduled for Friday, November 13, said in Blue Radio that his administration wants the Metropolitan Stadium to have “a capacity of 10 to 15%, between 5,000 and 9,000 people, approximately, using all the stands ”.
However, he clarified that it is an idea in the preliminary phase: “This is under study; So far we are setting up protocols with the Sports and Health ministries. It is not known if we will be able to have everything ready ”.
On the other hand, he added that if it is not reached, the authorization of fans could be given “For a subsequent international Junior game”, club that is in the South American Cup.
The particular thing is that the mayor warned that spectators will not be asked for proof of coronavirus: “They would only have to wear masks, be interspersed in the seats and comply with the protocols.”
And he argued: “Ultimately, the stadium is an open space with good ventilation.”
Finally, he pointed out that ticket office, access, organization and security will be in charge of the directors of the Federation Colombiana de Fútbol, who allowed several people to enter the previous match with private invitation, such as Minister of Justice with his children, despite the fact that the presence of personnel other than those related to the commitment was prohibited.
The Colombia selection will receive Uruguay at 3:30 pm in compliance with the fourth date of the South American Qualifying, whose programming was confirmed by Conmebol.
Later, on Tuesday, November 17, the combined ‘coffee’, which is third in the standings, will visit Ecuador on the fifth day.
In audio, the mayor of Barranquilla speaking about the possibility of an audience for Colombia-Uruguay:
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