Real Cartagena supporters will not be allowed into Municipal de Mosquera stadium for the match against Real Cundinamarca on Wednesday, November 11, at 6:00 p.m. The home club announced a restriction on away supporters that also covers ticket purchases.
The measure restricts access for away supporters
Real Cundinamarca said it will apply its visiting-fan restriction and right of admission for this fixture. The restriction was reported on November 10 and, according to the home club, is intended to preserve security and public order during the match.
The decision applies to the match in Mosquera, Cundinamarca. It is not an access restriction at Jaime Morón León stadium in Cartagena.
Real Cartagena go into the game with four points
Álvaro Hernández’s team beat Real Cundinamarca 1–0 at Jaime Morón, with Mauro Manotas scoring the goal. That victory took the club to four points after the first three rounds of Group B in the semifinal group stage.
Deportes Quindío lead the group with six points, followed by Tigres with five. Real Cartagena have four and Real Cundinamarca have one. The November 11 fixture is part of the fourth round and has not yet been played.
