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River Plate and Boca Juniors faced off in a historic Superclásico. A record 85,018 fans filled the Mâs Monumental stadium, setting a new attendance record for South American football.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The much-awaited Superclásico took place on April 27, 2025. It was held at River Plate’s newly updated Mâs Monumental stadium.
All tickets sold out in just two hours, allowing 85,018 spectators to watch Argentina’s biggest football rivalry live. This record crowd was possible due to renovations that made the Monumental the largest football venue in South America.
The event showed Argentina’s love for football and stadium technology improvements. Digital entry made access easier for more than 350,000 River Plate members.
WHY THIS SUPERCLÁSICO MATTERED
This Superclásico was especially important due to both teams’ current campaigns. River was a top league contender, boosted by strong home support.
They had the world’s highest average attendance in 2023 and continued to sell out matches. River had lost just once in their last six home games against Boca. Boca Juniors aimed to upset them and close the gap in the title race.
This match was vital for both teams’ standings and momentum. Both clubs are giants in Argentine football, and every Superclásico shapes the national title race. The match ended with a 2-1 win for River Plate.
WHAT’S NEXT FOR RIVER AND BOCA?
After this memorable match, both teams will continue fighting in the Argentine top flight. River Plate aims to stay near the top, while Boca Juniors fights to move up and secure continental football for next season.
River’s next home game promises another lively atmosphere. They want to keep their unbeaten home streak and pressure the league leaders.
Boca needs to regroup before their next match, knowing every point is critical for their goals. The league is tight, with just a few points between the top teams. Every upcoming match is crucial as the season nears its key stages.