🏆 Green-and-gold dominance! 5 Brazilians in the Liberta and Sula semis

🏆 Green-and-gold dominance! 5 Brazilians in the Liberta and Sula semis Eight teams are still dreaming of the 2026 Conmebol Libertadores and Conmebol Sudamericana titles. And Brazilian football, confirming the trend of recent years, continues to dominate the continental tournaments. In the Sudamericana, Atlético-MG and Vasco are the country’s representatives. The Giant of the Hill will face Boca Juniors of Argentina, while Galo will take on Montevideo City Torque of Uruguay. In the Libertadores, meanwhile, three of the four semifinalists are Brazilian. The only "outsider" is Estudiantes of Argentina, who eliminated Corinthians. 📅 Do we have dates? The dates and kickoff times for the Libertadores semifinals still need to be confirmed by Conmebol. However, it is known that they will be played between October 13 and 14 (first leg) and October 20 and 21 (second leg). In the all-Brazilian clash, the first leg will take place at the Maracanã, with the return leg at Nubank Parque. On the other side of the bracket, Flamengo will face Estudiantes first in Argentina, with the decider once again at the Maracanã. With the final once again being a single match, it is scheduled for November 28 in Montevideo. Reaching the semifinals guaranteed each team 2.3 million dollars (around R$ 11.9 million). In the Sudamericana, Conmebol will pay 800,000 dollars (approximately R$ 4.1 million) to each semifinalist. Atlético-MG will play the first leg at Arena MRV, with the second leg being played in Montevideo, Uruguay. Vasco, meanwhile, will decide the tie at home, with the first match against Boca Juniors taking place at La Bombonera. The matches also still need to have their dates officially confirmed, but they are expected to take place in the same weeks in October. The tournament’s grand final is scheduled for November 21 in Barranquilla, Colombia. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.