América is allowed 100% of the capacity in the Azteca Stadium

This Sunday the Eagles of America receives the Tuzos del Pachuca in a duel on matchday 6 of the Grita México Clausura 2022 tournament of the MX League at the Azteca Stadium, a match in which the Águilas will be able to count on 100% of the capacity of their fans at home, being the only club that will have the full capacity of their stadium.

The America that the Closing 2022 of the tournament has had a difficult start MX Leaguethe team led by Santiago Solari will be able to count on all their fans this Sunday in search of returning to the path of victory and what better way than to do it in their stadium, where they will also seek to achieve their first victory at the Azteca Stadium during the contest.

Through a statement, the league announced a few days ago the capacity allowed in each of the stadiums, where only the Aztec stadium It had 100 percent capacity allowed for the match where America will host Pachuca this afternoon.

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“In the case of Mexico City, according to the health authorities, the epidemiological traffic light is yellow without the closure of economic activities, which allows 100% capacity in the stadiums,” reads the statement giving to know why America will be able to count on full capacity in its stadium.

The America is immersed in a crisis, although the directors and coach Santiago Solari himself have not accepted it, the club has not worked after five days in the Grita México Clausura 2022 tournament of Liga MX, where it has only added one win, one tie and three defeats adding only 4 points remaining in the last positions of the general table.

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