Councilwoman Heidy Sánchez strongly criticized Sencia for not lending El Campín stadium for the Women's League: "Women are the ones being punished."
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Bogotá City Councilwoman Heidy Sánchez has publicly criticized the stadium management firm Sencia for its refusal to host the first leg of the Women’s League final between Santa Fe and Deportivo Cali at El Campín stadium. The decision stems from scheduling conflicts related to preparations for an upcoming BTS concert, which prevents the facility from being used for the match.
Sánchez characterized the denial of the venue as a punitive measure against female athletes, highlighting concerns regarding the prioritization of entertainment events over professional women's sports. The situation has drawn attention to the logistical challenges of balancing stadium usage for both cultural and athletic programming in the city.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - First entryFocuses on political criticism regarding gender equity in stadium access.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Second entryCovers unrelated international youth soccer tournament logistics.