Overview
- Buenos Aires’ Aprevide suspended Independiente vs. Platense after a judge’s initial go-ahead to play without fans, keeping the Libertadores de América under judicial closure for peritajes.
- Chile’s President Gabriel Boric said Gov. Axel Kicillof informed him the identified attackers will be charged with attempted homicide, as bilateral coordination supported injured and detained visiting fans.
- Conmebol opened a disciplinary case that, per a preliminary report, cites organizational and policing failures and leaves both clubs exposed to sanctions up to disqualification or future exclusion, with filings due next week.
- Independiente released a video blaming Universidad de Chile supporters for starting the violence, vowed to help identify and expel violent socios, and is pursuing an urgent legal appeal to lift the stadium closure.
- Images and official reports describe extensive stadium damage and dozens of injuries with over 100 detentions, while local authorities set up a technical commission and the league awaits a new date for the postponed fixture.