CONMEBOL has officially released the schedule for the Libertadores quarterfinals. Flamengo is set to face Independiente Del Valle, and the M360 Team provides all the details on how to follow these decisive matchups.
The anticipation for the next stage of the Copa Libertadores reached a boiling point this Thursday (27). CONMEBOL released the detailed bracket for the quarterfinals, confirming the dates and kickoff times for the clashes between Flamengo and Independiente Del Valle.
The matchup brings together two teams striving for continental glory.
For the ‘Rubro-Negro’ supporters, the focus is now squarely on this international challenge. The series, which will decide one of the tournament’s semifinalists, requires close attention to broadcasting details.
Viewing options for the matches are limited to pay-TV channels and digital platforms.
Match dates and venues
The first leg is scheduled for Thursday, September 10, at 9:30 PM (Brasília Time). The match will take place at the Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa in Ecuador.
The decisive return leg will be held on September 17 at the same time, with Flamengo hosting at the iconic Maracanã stadium.
Where to watch the matches
Fans looking to follow the club’s pursuit of a fifth continental title should take note of the broadcast channels. As reported by the M360 Team, both matches will be broadcast exclusively on ESPN (pay-TV) and the Disney+ streaming platform.
There will be no broadcast on free-to-air television for this stage of the competition.
Both the first and second legs between Flamengo and Independente Del Valle will be broadcast on ESPN and Disney+. Consequently, Flamengo fans will not be able to watch the quarterfinals on free-to-air TV.
Team outlook
Flamengo reaches the quarterfinals after defeating Cruzeiro in the Round of 16 with a 3-2 aggregate score. Independente Del Valle secured their spot by eliminating Colombia’s Tolima.
The Ecuadorian side won both legs of their tie, showcasing technical strength and defensive organization.
Before focusing their energy on the Libertadores, the ‘Rubro-Negro’ remains focused on domestic competitions. This Sunday (30), the team faces Botafogo in the Brazilian Serie A at 4:00 PM at the Maracanã.
The match will have full coverage from the M360 Team and will be broadcast on Globo, Premiere, and YouTube. This game serves as an important test ahead of the upcoming decisive marathon.
