The 2024 Copa Libertadores remaining sees Atlético Mineiro and Botafogo battle it out for the most important prize in South American soccer this Saturday evening.
The all-Série A showdown will happen in Argentina, which means the big trophy will stay in Brazil for sixth successive 12 months. Satirically, the sport takes place on the residence of River Plate – the final non-Brazilian membership to win the competitors all the way in which again in 2018.
Atletico Mineiro gained the Copa Libertadores for the primary and solely time in 2013 when a sure Ronaldinho was a member of the workforce. He wished his former aspect luck from China this week forward of the sport.
Their star man lately is Hulk, the previous Porto ahead who reportedly married his ex-wife’s niece and expect a child collectively.
Botafogo have by no means gained the competitors of their historical past, though they did win the now defunct Copa CONMEBOL, akin to the Uefa Cup, in 1993. Remarkably, they had been within the Brazilian second tier as not too long ago as 2021 and reached this 12 months’s remaining regardless of shedding their opening two video games within the group stage.
Former Manchester United full-backs Rafael (sure, he’s nonetheless going) and Alex Telles are the standout figures for O Glorioso, whereas ex-Burnley participant Vitinho can be within the squad.
What time does the Copa Libertadores remaining kick off at?
Atlético Mineiro and Botafogo will kick off the Copa Libertadores remaining at 8pm UK time on the Estadio Mâs Monumental in Argentina on Saturday, 30 November.
The place can I watch the Copa Libertadores remaining?
The Copa Libertadores remaining can be streamed reside on BBC Three, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport web site within the UK.
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