Aldosivi fans who clashed with clubs during a popular protest are banned from the stadium.

The Ministry of National Security has imposed an indefinite "administrative restriction on attendance" on three members of different factions of the Aldosivi hooligans who clashed with knives in the middle of the José María Minella stadium in Mar del Plata, during the match against Newell's Old Boys last Saturday in matchday 3 of the Clausura tournament.

The decision was established with the publication of Resolution 907/2025 in the Official Gazette this Tuesday, signed by the head of that portfolio, Patricia Bullrich .

According to the document, the proceedings began "as a result of the episodes of violence that occurred during the football match between the Club Atlético Aldosiv and Club Atlético Newells Old Boys at the 'José María Minella' stadium in the city of Mar del Plata, province of Buenos Aires, for the First Division League Cup (sic), organized by the Argentine Football Association, on July 26 of this year."

The reference, specifically, was to the moment when "a group of radicalized sympathizers belonging to the 'Plaza Italia faction' of the radicalized sympathizers sector of the local entity, clashed with another split called 'Nuevo Golf' generating disturbances and incidents, through the use of knives and resulting in injuries."

Following these events, photographic and film records circulated in the media and on social media were compared, and the protagonists of the incidents were identified, "one of whom 'would be number 'two' in the leadership of the faction known as 'Nuevo Golf'", and who, according to the text and videos, " fled " after "injuring other individuals".

In this regard, the Ministry of Security stated that the Sports Event Security Directorate "is gathering the necessary information to expand the number of people identified in the events described."

"Given these circumstances, and taking into account that the spirit of the current regulations is to preserve order and safety at football matches, focusing on preventing acts of violence during a sporting event, it is necessary to neutralize and prevent the presence of individuals who could disrupt the sporting event in any way. It is appropriate to register the perpetrator in the Safe Grandstand Program and implement the appropriate measures," the Resolution explains.