Overview
- AFA, which announced the pilot on Wednesday, will allow away sections at Quilmes–Nueva Chicago and Colegiales–Temperley in Primera Nacional.
- Both matches are slated for Sunday, April 19, with Chicago set to visit Quilmes at the Estadio Centenario and Temperley to travel to Munro.
- The plan was set with Buenos Aires security, with Minister Javier Alonso and APreViDe chief Guillermo Cimadevila named by AFA for their role.
- Police operations will be tight, and any wider rollout will hinge on fan behavior inside and outside the grounds.
- The move follows round‑nine trials in interior provinces and tests a reversal of a visitor ban that dates to 2007 after deadly violence.