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The big Copa Libertadores final second leg scheduled for Saturday in Argentina between Boca Juniors and River Plate was pushed back to Sunday, and on Sunday it was pushed back again to a day and time yet to be determined. 

Fans of River Plate were seen attacking the bus of Boca as it neared the Estadio Monumental on Saturday, and players of Boca were hurt as a result. Some players were seen vomiting and trying to clear their eyes after being hit with pepper spray, others had cuts and other injuries. 

CONMEBOL tried to play the match on Saturday and delayed it multiple times before stating it would be on Sunday, but Boca Juniors formally requested that the match be postponed due to the team not being at 100 percent. Midfielder Pablo Perez, the club said, has 40 percent vision in one eye as a result of the attack.

Here's the attack:

Look at the damage inside the Boca bus:

Tato Aguilera of TyC Sports reported that two Boca players, one being Perez, were sent to the hospital as a result. 

The presidents of both clubs are in agreement of the game being postponed. Speaking to Fox Deportes on Saturday, River's Rodolfo D'Onofrio and Boca's Daniel Angelici both said the game should be played when the teams are at 100 percent health.

Whenever it gets played, you can stream the game on fuboTV (Try for free). 

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