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Copa Libertadores 2024, all matches

Copa Libertadores
Copa Libertadores
Atlético Mineiro
Atlético Mineiro
River Plate
River Plate
Botafogo
Botafogo
Peñarol
Peñarol
River Plate
River Plate
Atlético Mineiro
Atlético Mineiro
Peñarol
Peñarol
Botafogo
Botafogo

Standings

Group A
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
1642095+414
2613245-16
3613245-16
4604257-24
Group B
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
16411103+713
26411106+413
3613269-36
46015311-81
Group C
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
1631286+210
2631275+210
3622279-28
4612379-25
Group D
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
1624074+310
2631276+110
362136607
4612359-45
Group E
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
16411139+413
26312114+710
36213611-57
46033612-63
Group F
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
16420145+914
262226608
3621389-17
46114614-84
Group G
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
16501146+815
26402125+712
3621387+17
46015319-161
Group H
#TeamsMWDLSC+/-P
16510123+916
2631287+110
3621378-17
46015211-91

Play-off bracket

Quarterfinal
Fluminense Fluminense
1
0
Atlético Mineiro Atlético Mineiro
0
2
River Plate River Plate
1
1
Colo Colo Colo Colo
0
1
Botafogo Botafogo
0
1
São Paulo São Paulo
0
1
Peñarol Peñarol
0
1
Flamengo Flamengo
0
0

Copa Libertadores, also known as Copa CONMEBOL Libertadores, is the most prestigious club football tournament in South America, organized by CONMEBOL. The tournament was founded in 1960 and has since become an analogue of the UEFA Champions League in South America, attracting the continent's best teams.

47 teams from 10 CONMEBOL countries participate in the Libertadores Cup: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Chile and Ecuador. The tournament begins with the qualifying rounds, followed by the group stage and playoff stages, which end with the final. In 2024, the final will be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 30.

The clubs that won the Copa Libertadores get the right to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup, as well as in the Recopa of South America, where they meet the winner of the Copa Sudamericana. The greatest number of titles in the history of the tournament is held by the Argentine club "Independiente", which won the Copa Libertadores seven times. Other successful clubs include Boca Juniors and River Plate from Argentina, as well as Palmeiras and Sao Paulo from Brazil.

Interesting facts about the Copa Libertadores:

 • Fluminense from Brazil reached the Copa Libertadores final for the first time in 2023 and will play against Boca Juniors.
 • In 2024, teams from 10 South American countries will participate, which emphasizes the international scale and competitiveness of the tournament.
 • The Copa Libertadores uses double-header matches in the playoff stages, with the exception of the final, which is held in a one-match format at a neutral stadium.