Match scheduled to be replayed on Sunday
Sunday 25 November 2018 17:34, UK
The second leg of the Copa Libertadores final was postponed on Saturday evening after the Boca Juniors bus was attacked by rival fans.
The match has been rescheduled for Sunday and will kick off at 5pm local time (8pm GMT).
River Plate fans pelted the Boca Juniors bus with missiles as it arrived at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires.
The attack shattered several of the bus windows and Boca players were cut by broken glass and also suffered from smoke inhalation due to tear gas.
"They attacked us from everywhere," said Boca captain Pablo Perez, who was taken to a local hospital for treatment before returning to the ground.
The South American Football Federation (CONMEBOL) initially delayed the kick-off twice, before deciding to postpone.
CONMEBOL president Alejandro Dominguez said: "I want to congratulate both club presidents, because there has been a gentleman's agreement between them.
"In these conditions, the game was distorted.
"One team couldn't play and the other doesn't want to play against a rival that isn't in the right conditions."
After Conmebol's original decision just to delay the match, Boca's former Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez told Fox television: "We're not in a condition to play. They're forcing us to play.
"Pablo has just returned from hospital and has a bandage on his eye. Other team-mates have cuts.
"We've only just been able to breathe well, because we were affected by the gas. We can't play like this."
The two sides later came to an agreement to wait until Sunday for what has been dubbed the biggest club match in the history of Argentine football.
Former Argentina striker Gabriel Batistuta was distressed by the scenes and said on Twitter: "Another opportunity lost in front of the whole world that observes us. Shameful, lamentable."
It is the first time that two Argentine teams have contested the final of the Copa Libertadores, the South American equivalent of Europe's Champions League.
The two sides are locked at 2-2 from the first leg two weeks ago, which was delayed for 24 hours due to the weather.
Three years ago, the second leg of a Copa Libertadores last-16 tie between Boca and River was abandoned at half-time after Boca fans attacked the River players with pepper spray. On that occasion, Boca were disqualified from the competition.
