CONMEBOL will start selling tickets on Nov 3 for the Nov 21 match in Barranquilla; registration is open, though prices are still pending.
Quick recap
The buzz around the Sudamericana final is shifting to the stands. CONMEBOL says ticket sales for the Nov 21 clash at Barranquilla’s Metropolitano will open on Tuesday, Nov 3, and fans can already sign up for alerts.
Ticket distribution will be handled solely by CONMEBOL, meaning neither club will sell directly. A dedicated digital platform will manage the process.
Each side receives 12,000 general‑admission tickets for their supporters, while 40,000 standard seats are open to the public regardless of allegiance.
What ticket types will be available?
Four seating categories are planned. Category 1 is a premium zone behind the substitutes’ bench, featuring numbered seats in a neutral area.
Category 2 sits on the opposite side with unnumbered seats. Category 3 covers the end‑zone stands behind the goals, reserved for Boca and Atlético Mineiro fans, also unnumbered.
The fourth option is Hospitality, pairing a Category 1 location with premium catering and entertainment services.
How to register for tickets
Supporters can now visit the official site, enter their details and pick the team they’ll back during the final—you’ll receive updates as the sale progresses.
This step secures you the latest news, but it doesn’t lock in a seat or guarantee a ticket.
Two key points remain unresolved. The concern here is the absence of price information and the limit on tickets per buyer.
CONMEBOL promises to release those specifics in the coming days, ahead of the official launch.
Soon your team’s fans will start arranging travel to Barranquilla, where both clubs will vie for the continental crown on Nov 21.