The Liga Profesional de Fútbol has officially announced the ticketing details and schedule for the upcoming Supercopa Internacional final between Estudiantes and Rosario Central. According to tournament organizers, the decisive fourth edition of the Supercopa will take place on Saturday, September 26, at the Estadio Único Madre de Ciudades in Santiago del Estero, with kickoff scheduled for 16:00 local time (19:00 UTC).
Ticketing Timeline and Web Sales for Club Members
Public access to the final begins on Thursday, September 17, at 14:00 local time, when online sales open exclusively for club members through the official ticketing platform Deportick, as reported by league officials. Members of both Estudiantes and Rosario Central can secure their seats online before general public sales begin.
Pricing for club members is set at 65,000 Argentine pesos for general popular tickets, while children up to 11 years old qualify for a reduced rate of 50,000 pesos. Main grandstand seats—known as plateas—are priced at 90,000 pesos for members.
League guidelines stipulate that each registered buyer may purchase a maximum of four tickets. Every ticket must list the full name, last name, and National Identity Document (DNI) number of the attendee. Organizers emphasize that presenting a physical DNI will be mandatory for entry into the stadium on matchday.
In-Person Sales and Pricing for Non-Members
Fans who are not club members must purchase their tickets through physical, in-person channels rather than the online portal. According to the tournament’s operational schedule, non-member ticket sales will take place on Thursday, September 24, from 11:00 to 18:00 local time.
Supporters of Estudiantes de La Plata can purchase tickets at the Estadio UNO ticket windows, located at 1 and 54 streets in La Plata, Buenos Aires Province. Meanwhile, fans of Rosario Central must visit the Sub Sede Cruce Alberdi, situated at Catamarca 3538 in Rosario, Santa Fe.
Prices for non-members are higher than the member tiers. Popular tickets for non-members cost 90,000 pesos, and plateas are set at 140,000 pesos. Ticket booths will accept various payment methods, including cash, debit cards, credit cards, and QR code mobile payments, as all locations are equipped with PosNet terminals.
Accessibility Protocols for Fans with Disabilities
Special arrangements have been established for attendees with disabilities supporting either finalist. Both Estudiantes and Rosario Central instructed supporters requiring accessible seating to contact their respective club’s social or member departments directly to coordinate paperwork.

The physical distribution of accessibility tickets will occur on Friday, September 25, starting at 09:00 local time at the stadium of Club Atlético Central Córdoba, located at Granadero Saavedra 260 in Santiago del Estero. To collect the tickets, individuals must present their official Disability Certificate (CUD). Holders of these tickets are permitted to enter the stadium on matchday with a single companion.
Match Officials and Fixture Context
On-field disciplinary control for the final has been assigned to referee Darío Herrera, who will work alongside assistant referees Gabriel Chade and Cristian Navarro. Jorge Baliño will oversee the video assistant referee (VAR) booth, as detailed by tournament organizers.
The fixture falls directly inside the official FIFA international match window, which runs from September 21 to October 6. Consequently, neither Estudiantes nor Rosario Central will be permitted to deploy players who receive senior national team call-ups during that period.
The encounter marks the third meeting between the two clubs since a notable protocol dispute during the 2025 Clausura tournament round of 16. In that match, Estudiantes players turned their backs on Rosario Central competitors in protest after the AFA named Central as the 2025 League Champion.
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