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Como Chiefs Give Up Seats for Elderly Fans Ahead of Champions League Debut

Club president Mirwan Suwarso and several directors are reportedly stepping aside from their tickets so long-time older supporters can attend the historic match, according to BBC Sport.

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Como president Mirwan Suwarso and several club directors are giving up their tickets for the team's Champions League debut to allow elderly supporters to attend, according to a report by BBC Sport.

The gesture comes as Como prepares to compete in the Champions League for the first time in the club's history, a milestone that has generated significant interest among the team's fan base.

According to the report, the decision was made to prioritize seating for older, longtime supporters who have followed the club through various stages of its history.

BBC Sport did not provide further details on the number of tickets involved or the specific match date in the report reviewed for this article.

Como's rise to Champions League qualification marks a notable achievement for the club, which has seen its fortunes shift in recent seasons.

Further details about the initiative and the club's Champions League campaign are expected to emerge as the tournament approaches.

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