The Superclásico, the clash between Argentine football giants Boca Juniors and River Plate, is set to be played once again on Sunday at the iconic La Bombonera stadium.

First played in 1908, every game adds a chapter to the most heated rivalry in the country, with British football magazine FourFourTwo calling it “the biggest derby in the world.”

Whether you’re hoping to see the game live or on TV, here’s everything you need to know to watch the next Superclásico.

Boca Juniors: On the upswing

After an irregular start to the year under Claudio Úbeda, which saw the Xeneize drop out of the Copa Libertadores and a Torneo Apertura round of 16 exit, the team is having a strong second half of the season under new head coach Rodolfo Arruabarrena.

Boca is currently second in the Torneo Clausura Group A with 27 points, leading the Annual Table with 57 points, and remains in contention in the Copa Argentina and the Copa Sudamericana.

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© Buenos Aires Herald