According to Globo Esporte, Pla-Flu Services filed a lawsuit on Saturday opposing Vasco's use of Maracanã Stadium for the Copa Sudamericana semifinal against Boca Juniors on October 20. Following this, the Rio de Janeiro State Court approved a preliminary injunction suspending its previous decision that had authorized Vasco to use the stadium.

Previously, Judge Marco Antônio Ibrahim of the 23rd Civil Court of Rio de Janeiro had approved Vasco's request to host Boca Juniors at Maracanã Stadium. However, Judge Sueli Lopes Magalhães, Chief Judge of the State Court, later overturned this decision, arguing that Judge Ibrahim did not have the authority to directly overturn the previous decision made by Judge Alexandri de Carvalho Mesquita. She stated that any related appeals must be heard by the appropriate court.

As a result, Judge Mesquita's October 6 decision denying Vasco's request to use the stadium was restored. Whether Vasco will be permitted to use the stadium now awaits further review.

The court also cited safety concerns related to event organization and the condition of the stadium's pitch. Technical documents submitted by Pla-Flu Services argued that Maracanã Stadium is unsuitable for hosting the match, and the Rio de Janeiro military police confirmed that hosting the event at Nilton Santos Stadium would be feasible.

Pla-Flu Services subsequently issued a statement asserting that the previous decision allowing Vasco to use the stadium contradicts evidence in the case file. The company stated it will continue taking necessary measures to protect the planning, operation, and preservation of the Maracanã complex.

Nevertheless, Vasco has already begun selling tickets through auction. As of Saturday afternoon, over 45,000 tickets have been sold. CONMEBOL has also been notified of the situation and is proceeding with logistics preparations with Boca Juniors regarding the match venue.

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