The rescheduled Copa Libertadores final second leg between River Plate and Boca Juniors has been postponed, CONMEBOL president Alejandro Dominguez has confirmed.
The match was originally scheduled to be played on Saturday, but a 24-hour delay was agreed after Boca's bus was attacked by River fans on the way to El Monumental stadium.
Windows were smashed by projectiles and Boca players Pablo Perez and Gonzalo Lamardo were taken to hospital for assessment.
Boca subsequently requested the match not be held on Sunday, leading CONMEBOL to arrange a meeting of all parties at their headquarters in Paraguay on Tuesday to determine a new date and time.
"It is a shame that we are in a situation like this [because of] some misfits," Dominguez told Fox Sports.
"The image that has been sent to the world is the wrong one, this is not the football that we want. The conditions are not [equal], given there is a team that was attacked.
"When the XIs of each club enter the field, we want there to be equal conditions. We want to see a show.
"We believe that we must emit a signal that there are no excuses. Let the one who scores more goals on the pitch win.
"The board of CONMEBOL has taken the decision that there is no equality of conditions.
"We have to provide the conditions so that both clubs have the ideal conditions for [the final] to be played.
"We will meet with the presidents of Boca and River in Asuncion to find a date and play this game."
