Will América keep playing home games at Ciudad de los Deportes? | OneFootball

The match between América and Pachuca had to be played behind closed doors because the mayor of the Benito Juárez district, where the Ciudad de los Deportes stadium is located, decided to close the venue due to an abuse of authority by Club América’s security staff when they closed Indiana Street.

But even though it was proven that the decision to close the street was made by the Mayor’s Office itself, there was no way to change things since the decision was communicated just over 24 hours before the match was set to begin.

Given this situation, speculation began that the club’s management might be considering leaving the stadium to play their home games elsewhere, as this is not the first issue they’ve had with the authorities at the venue.

Will América remain at Ciudad de los Deportes?

In a statement, the Benito Juárez district reported that this Tuesday those involved in organizing matches and events at Ciudad de los Deportes will attend a joint working meeting to ensure order and safety conditions.

This meeting will be very important in determining the future of the Águilas at the stadium, since although management knows that playing at Ciudad de los Deportes is the best option, they cannot guarantee their stay if there is no assurance that this situation will not happen again.

For now, everything points to the national clásico being played there and fans being allowed in, but it will only be after this meeting that it can be fully confirmed.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.