Bucaramanga fans can enter the Américo Montanini stadium for free: how to get a ticket for the final against Santa Fe?

There are two days left until the start of the second leg final of the Colombian league between Atlético Bucaramanga and Santa Fe. The leopards play as visitors and the club, together with government entities, devised a way to bring the show to the city.

The expectation for the possibility of getting the first star for the auriverde team filled the entire eastern region of the country. For this reason, Governor Juvenal Díaz announced that during the two games giant screens would be installed in all the municipalities of Santander.

For the second leg, it was expected that the Mayor’s Office and the Government, in consultation with the club’s president, Jaime Elías Quintero, would agree to install giant screens also inside the city stadium to allow fans to enjoy the party that will be the last 90 minutes of the Bucaramanga’s second final in its 75 years of history.

And so it was, after the first leg, the announcement was made that the Américo Montanini will have a display of six giant screens on the playing field and 23 thousand ‘leopard’ fans will be able to enter completely free of charge. The Departmental Institute of Recreation and Sports of Santander announced in its ‘x’ account that the entire stadium will be enabled for the enjoyment of citizens.

How to get the tickets?

According to the same publication, each person may purchase a maximum of two tickets in exchange for a voluntary contribution of non-perishable food that will subsequently be distributed among the vulnerable population.

According to information from local journalist Javier Rincón, the collection points are the Government of Santander, the Mayor’s Office of Bucaramanga and Indersantander.

The leopard roared first

The expectation for the first star grew in the first leg of the final between Atlético Bucaramanga and Santa Fe in which the local team won 1-0 and takes the lead in the series.

The engagement was full of memorable moments such as the team’s departure in which the fans made themselves felt with a display of pyrotechnics and sang the Santander anthem with a pride that they have held in their chests for 75 years.

At the end of the confrontation, the fans invaded the field to thank the players and, for this, the club was sanctioned with 3 dates of suspension of the place for the first games of the following season.

Now, Bucaramanga is preparing to play as a visitor in El Campín and manage to maintain the advantage that would give the first star in history to the only traditional club that has not achieved the local milestone.