Overview

• Club América confirmed no agreement with the alcaldía, stated the match was held without spectators, and said ticket refunds will be processed.
• The alcaldía cited the Operativo Ladrillera and alleged club security exceeded its authority by closing Indiana Street, conditioning future public attendance on accredited security personnel.
• Grupo Ollamani, linked to América and Estadio Banorte, disputed the claim, saying CDMX police carried out the closure under the local plan and that it reserves legal action.
• Liga MX labeled the sanction arbitrary and backed América, while Mayor Luis Mendoza publicly defended the decision and rejected corruption allegations.
• Reporting indicates América is evaluating alternative venues for upcoming home dates, with Querétaro’s Estadio Corregidora mentioned as an option, though no move has been announced.