The Panamanian Football Federation (FEPAFUT) opened ticket sales on Wednesday for the key second leg of the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals, where Panama will host Curaçao on November 15 at the Estadio Rommel Fernández Gutiérrez. A percentage of the revenue will be donated to those affected by the earthquake that struck the country on October 9.
FEPAFUT president Manuel Arias confirmed the charitable initiative. He said last Friday's events filled the federation with sadness and consternation. "Given the difficult circumstances many of our compatriots are facing, we want to contribute to the relief efforts through various solidarity initiatives, with the purpose of supporting the most affected families," Arias said.
The national team approaches this tie on a run of three consecutive draws, including a 1-1 result against Ecuador on October 5. The squad remains unbeaten but is looking to turn those points into a key victory that provides an advantage for the return leg at home. The first leg of the tie is scheduled for November 9 in Willemstad.
Sale details and pricing
Tickets are available exclusively through the federation's official website. Prices start at B/. 11.20 for the Sur Superior and Zona Norte sections, while the most expensive seats, in Preferencial Inferior Oeste, cost B/. 44.80. A maximum of 10 tickets per digital transaction is allowed, and accepted payment methods are Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
Stadium entry will be solely with a digital ticket containing a QR code, which will be invalidated after use. Minors must have their own ticket to occupy a seat. Retirees can access discounts by calling 6044-9394. The physical Ticketplus offices, located in Obarrio, will be open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sporting and logistical context
Beyond the charitable cause, the match carries significant sporting weight. The winner of this two-legged tie not only advances to the 2027 Nations League Final Four but also secures direct qualification for the 2027 Gold Cup. The Irving Saladino Sports City will serve as a collection center for earthquake relief donations, and parking at that location will cost B/. 22.40.
Panama faces this challenge with a squad that has shown defensive solidity but needs more cutting edge in attack. Players like Amir Murillo and Carlos Harvey have been decisive from the penalty spot in recent friendlies. The return leg in Panama City is set for Saturday, November 15.
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