The value of the tickets purchased for the northern sector of the duel against Brusque will be used to help Rio Grande do Sul, which is experiencing a tragedy caused by the rains.
Sport will reverse part of the proceeds from the game against Brusque in donations to Rio Grande do Sul, which is experiencing a tragedy caused by rain in the region. Leão da Ilha hosts the club from Santa Catarina next Saturday (11), at 5pm (Brasília time), at the Arena de Pernambuco, in São Lourenço da Mata (PE), for the 4th round of Series B of the Brazilian Championship.
In a note, Pernambuco’s Rubro-Negro informs that tickets for the lower northern sector of the Arena are at a promotional price with a solidarity bias. Both members and non-members will pay just R$10.00 to access the site.
All the money raised in this sector will be passed on to the NGO Rede Muda Mundo, which is leading the Together for Rio Grande do Sul action.
Furthermore, all tickets for the match will have a QR Code in which fans can make a donation of any amount to the NGO. ” To know that the donation was made by a Leão fan, you must add R$0.87 to the value of the donation (if the amount to be donated is R$50.00, for example, enter R$50.87 )”, says the note released by the club.
Ticket schedule
Tickets began to be made available this Tuesday. At 8am, exclusive online check-in and sales began for the Member 87 category. At 12pm, check-in and sales began for the following categories: Red-Negro Member, Lion, Lion without borders and PCD. Sales to the public and general take place from 4pm.
Physical sales for Owner and PCD Project start next Wednesday (8), from 9am to 5pm, and the service is at the club’s social secretariat. On Saturday (11), from 9am to 1pm, sales begin for Members and Owners, at the social ticket office, in addition to the general public, at the arch box office (sale will only take place if tickets are still available).
The Pernambuco Arena’s south ticket office will be open on the day of the match, from 11am to 6:15pm, serving members, owners and the general public.
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