Home/Copa Libertadores/LDU de Quito × PalmeirasLDU de Quito × Palmeiras · Copa LibertadoresLDU de Quito23:0016 September 2026 at 23:00PalmeirasWhere to watchCanal GOATCheck your local listings. Broadcast rights may change.PollWho wins?LDU de QuitoDrawPalmeirasRead nextFlamengo beat Remo and top the Brasileirão for the first time in 2026Palmeiras drew with Botafogo on the same day and lost the lead they had held since round seven. Flamengo on 54 points, Palmeiras on 53, with home games for both a week later.News·3d agoPalmeiras Fall 3-2 to Fluminense, Now Winless in FourPalmeiras' 3-2 loss to Fluminense at the Maracanã extended their winless run to four matches, with the Libertadores now central to avoiding a crisis.Analysis·Updated 12d agoCopa Libertadores Explained: What It Is and How It WorksA clear guide to South America's biggest club competition: who qualifies, how the group and knockout stages work, and why the tournament matters.Explainers·Updated 7d agoCopa América: how it works, who gets in and why the calendar movesCONMEBOL has ten national teams, and everything follows from that: the invited guests, the irregular calendar and a qualifying competition where everyone plays everyone.Explainers·Updated 3d agoAlso available inPortuguêsEspañolDeutschFrançaisItaliano
Flamengo beat Remo and top the Brasileirão for the first time in 2026Palmeiras drew with Botafogo on the same day and lost the lead they had held since round seven. Flamengo on 54 points, Palmeiras on 53, with home games for both a week later.News·3d ago
Palmeiras Fall 3-2 to Fluminense, Now Winless in FourPalmeiras' 3-2 loss to Fluminense at the Maracanã extended their winless run to four matches, with the Libertadores now central to avoiding a crisis.Analysis·Updated 12d ago
Copa Libertadores Explained: What It Is and How It WorksA clear guide to South America's biggest club competition: who qualifies, how the group and knockout stages work, and why the tournament matters.Explainers·Updated 7d ago
Copa América: how it works, who gets in and why the calendar movesCONMEBOL has ten national teams, and everything follows from that: the invited guests, the irregular calendar and a qualifying competition where everyone plays everyone.Explainers·Updated 3d ago
