Television rights for the 2023 season is a problem that affects most clubs in the Liga 1, one of them being Universitario de Deportes. The merengue club has a contract with Consorcio Fútbol Perú until 2025, but the precautionary measure imposed by the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) would affect the broadcast of Noche Crema, as stated by Jean Ferrari. While the FPF has a different version, the 'U' has found an alternative for its fans to enjoy their show and the match against Aucas from Ecuador.
The club's social media channels have confirmed the event's broadcast through their Facebook and YouTube accounts. "Noche Crema will be broadcasted through our official social media channels. Follow every detail of our party live through our Facebook and YouTube accounts. No one can miss our great night!" reads a tweet.
Universitario confirmed broadcast. Photo: Universitario
Furthermore, according to Gustavo Peralta, the event will have the production of a national media outlet. "Noche Crema will be broadcasted through Universitario de Deportes' social media channels with the production of Nativa, which will have six cameras for the event," he commented on his Twitter account.
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Although this measure solves the immediate problem related to this event, the merengue fans wouldn't be completely at ease. With two weeks left until the start of the Liga 1, the status of Gol Perú with 'U's rights is not defined, a situation that worries fans of Peruvian football.
When will Noche Crema 2023 take place?
The Universitario show will take place on Saturday, January 7, 2023, starting at 7:00 p.m. at the Monumental Stadium in Ate.
Universitario vs. Aucas: possible lineups
- Universitario: José Carvallo; Hugo Ancajima, Marco Saravia, Matías Di Benedetto, Nelson Cabanillas; Horacio Calcaterra, Jordan Guivin, Piero Quispe; Luis Urruti, Andy Polo, and Emanuel Herrera.
- Aucas: Hernán Galíndez; Pedro Perlaza, Ricardo Ade, Luis Cangá; Cain Fara, Edison Caicedo, Jhonny Quinones, Carlos Cuero, Víctor Figuera, Francisco Fdriszewski, Roberto Ordóñez.