River Plate continues with its plan in the Copa Sudamericana, despite an earthquake in Colombia that has left damage in the country. The first leg of the series against Independiente Santa Fe is still scheduled for this Wednesday at the Nemesio Camacho El Campín stadium in Bogotá. The earthquake, of magnitude 7.4, occurred on Monday morning and caused evacuations in the Colombian capital. Although no serious damage has been reported in the stadium, CONMEBOL has decided to keep the first leg of the series unchanged. River Plate is monitoring the situation and waiting to see if the match can proceed as scheduled. The second leg of the series is scheduled for next Wednesday at the Monumental in Buenos Aires. Currently, River Plate is in sixth place in the Liga Profesional Argentina, with 22 points and a +5 goal difference. They are also 9 points behind the leaders of the competition, Rosario Central.