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Argentina Football Opens New Era as Away Fans Return After 12 Years

Argentina Football Opens New Era as Away Fans Return After 12 Years
After a 12-year ban on away supporters in domestic league matches, Argentine football is taking a major step toward restoring its passionate matchday atmosphere. The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has announced the controlled return of visiting fans to stadiums, starting with trial runs during selected matches in the Torneo Clausura. This move signals a historic shift toward normalcy in one of the world's most fervent football cultures.

The original ban on away supporters was introduced in 2013 as a response to repeated violence and safety concerns, including fatal incidents during clashes between rival fans. Since then, visiting fans were prohibited from attending all league games, a policy aimed at minimizing risks but also limiting the vibrant fan experience typical of Argentine football. Now, AFA is cautiously reintroducing away fans in a controlled environment to ensure safety and gradually rebuild trust.

The upcoming trial matches will test security measures and fan behavior, with matches such as Lanus vs. Rosario Central and Instituto vs. River Plate taking center stage. The presence of iconic players returning to the league, including Ángel Di María and Leandro Paredes, adds extra excitement and draws nationwide attention. Several World Cup winners are now playing domestically, elevating the league’s prestige and fan engagement.

Success in these initial trials will influence AFA’s plans to expand the return of away fans across more games and clubs. The ultimate goal is to revive the authentic Argentine football atmosphere where both home and visiting supporters can safely cheer their teams in unison, restoring the vibrant energy that defines the nation’s beloved sport.
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