Boca Juniors’ Officials Consider Replacing “La Bombonera”

In 2008, when FIFA regulations require all-seater stadiums, Boca Juniors “La Bombonera” stadium will likely be too small for one of South America’s most famous teams.

It’s estimated that Boca’s legendary Buenos Aires home would be reduced from its current capacity of 55,000, down to an impractical 30,000.

La Bombonera opened in 1940 and is officially named “Estadio Alberto J. Armando.” It’s original name was “Estadio Camilo Cichero.”

AP Story – FoxSoccer.com
Wiki – La Bombonera at Wikipedia
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Results this week in the Copa Sudamericana.

River v Atletico-PR and San Lorenzo v Santos on Wednesday. Boca v Nacional (Uruguay) on Thursday.

Tuesday 26, September 2006

Deportes Tolima (Colombia) 2 – 1 Pachuca (Mexico)
Toluca (Mexico) 1 – 0 El Nacional (Ecuador)

Wednesday 27, September 2006

San Lorenzo (Argentina) 3 – 0 Santos (Brazil)
River Plate (Argentina) 0 – 1 Atletico-PR (Brazil)
Corinthians (Brazil) 0 – 0 Lanus (Argentina)

Thursday 28, September 2006

Fluminense (Brazil) 1 – 1 Gimnasia La Plata (Argentina)

Nacional (Uruguay) 2 – 1 Boca Juniors (Argentina)
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Thursday 05 October 2006

Alajuelense (Costa Rica) 0 – 4 Colo Colo (Chile)

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