Overview
- Racing must play its next three CONMEBOL fixtures behind closed doors, with a fourth match at reduced capacity.
- The confederation imposed an economic penalty reported at about $200,000.
- CONMEBOL cited prohibited pyrotechnics at the Flamengo semifinal and a serious racist act in the stands.
- The case was judged as a recurrence after a 2024 sanction linked to a reception with flares against Corinthians.
- APrevide reversed a domestic restriction, so Racing will host River Plate with fans, while the international sanctions will shape its 2026 campaign and match-day revenue.