Bolivian Football Federation rules out playing the tournament in a single venue
The Bolivian Football Federation (FBF) has made an important decision regarding the future of the "Todos contra Todos" tournament. Recently, the possibility of moving all matches to the city of Santa Cruz to centralize the competition was analyzed, but the organization ultimately rejected this idea.
The main objective of this proposal was to prevent further postponements of national championship matches. Due to various factors, the schedule has suffered delays, and playing in a single city seemed like a quick solution to complete the tournament on time.
However, FBF officials pointed out that there is "no technical or logistical capacity" to bring all clubs to Bolivia's eastern capital. Moving all professional teams at the same time would represent an enormous challenge in terms of accommodation, transportation, and training fields.
In addition to logistics, the lack of sufficient stadiums in Santa Cruz to host so many consecutive matches was a determining factor. The federation considers that the current infrastructure is not enough to maintain the pace of play required by the professional tournament without damaging the condition of the pitches.
With this decision, teams must continue with the originally established schedule. The FBF is now looking for other alternatives to meet the tournament dates, ensuring that the competition is fair for all participants and that each club's home venues are respected.
This news is fundamental for football fans in Bolivia, who hope that the tournament will proceed normally. For now, clubs will continue traveling across the country to play their matches in the corresponding cities, maintaining the traditional format of Bolivian football.