After almost a decade, the Argentine National Team will host the Verdeamarelha at the "Más" Monumental Stadium. This match will be crucial for the Scaloneta, which seeks to confirm its presence in the next World Cup, and will feature a rigorous security operation.
For this event, the Buenos Aires Ministry of Security has organized a large deployment that will include 1000 police officers, as well as traffic agents, prevention officers, inspectors from the Government Control Agency (AGC) and Public Space, and police cadets.
The stadium doors will open at 5 PM, and the "Tribuna Segura" program will be implemented to control the entry of fans and barras with admission rights. Additionally, those registered as delinquent child support debtors will not be allowed to enter the Monumental, in a measure jointly promoted by the City’s Ministries of Justice and Security.
Those attending the match will go through three control rings, where tickets will be verified with a QR code reader and a double frisking will be conducted. Meanwhile, the visiting fans must enter through Padre Neuman Street to access the upper Centenario stand.
Authorities recommend arriving early, as traffic cuts in the area will begin at noon and will cover the perimeter defined by the avenues Udaondo, Del Libertador, Figueroa Alcorta, and Monroe. In line with previous sporting and massive events, controls around the stadium will be reinforced to prevent the presence of "trapitos" or car watchers.
