04/09/2021 7:57 AM
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Updated 04/09/2021 12:10
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09.04.2021
12:08
The group stage of the Copa Libertadores will take place between the weeks
of April 21 until May 26
.
The 32 teams will be arranged in 8 zones out of 4 and the first two will advance to the round of 16 and the third will access the same instance of the South American.
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-Bolillero 4: Deportivo La Guaira from Venezuela;
La Calera Union of Chile;
Rentistas from Uruguay;
Always Ready from Bolivia;
G1 (Libertad de Paraguay or Atlético Nacional de Medellín);
G2 (Independent of the Valley of Ecuador or Guild of Brazil);
G3 (Bolívar from Bolivia or Junior from Colombia) and G4 (San Lorenzo or Santos).
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-Bolillero 3: Velez and Argentinos Juniors;
Sporting Cristal and University of Peru;
America from Cali;
Fluminense from Brazil;
The Strongest from Bolivia and Deportivo Táchira from Venezuela.
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-Bolillero 2: Racing and Defense and Justice;
Inter and Atlético Mineiro from Brazil;
Independent of Santa Fe, Colombia;
League of Quito and Barcelona of Guayaquil;
and Catholic University of Chile.
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-Bolillero 1 (seeded) Boca and River;
Palmeiras, San Pablo and Flamengo from Brazil;
National of Montevideo;
Olimpia and Cerro Porteño from Paraguay.
09.04.2021
12:07
For the Copa Libertadores draw, the teams will be divided into
four cups
.
To conform them, the Conmebol club ranking as of February 21 was taken into account.
09.04.2021
11:57
San Lorenzo will play the group stage of one tournament or another, depending on the final result of the series that it loses to Santos from Brazil (3-1), to be defined this Tuesday in Brasilia.
If he surpasses it, he will continue in the Libertadores;
otherwise, it will go to the South American.
09.04.2021
11:57
In the Copa Sudamericana they will have action: Independiente -champs 2010 and 2017-, Newell's Old Boys, Rosario Central, Talleres de Córdoba, Lanús -winner in 2013- and Arsenal, which won it in 2007.
09.04.2021
11:56
Boca Juniors, 6 times champion, and River Plate (4) will be seeded in the Libertadores, which will also have the participation of Racing Club, Defensa y Justicia -last winner of the Sudamericana-, Vélez Sarsfield and Argentinos Juniors.
09.04.2021
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As a preventive health measure to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic that is expanding again in the region, representatives of the clubs and member associations will follow it remotely.
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The ceremony will begin at 1:00 p.m. (Argentine time) and will be broadcast on ESPN, DirecTV, Conembol TV and Facebook Watch.
09.04.2021
09:46
Thirteen Argentine soccer teams will meet their rivals this Friday from 1:00 p.m. in the group stage of the Copa Libertadores and Sudamericana 2021, in the draw that will take place today at the Conmebol headquarters, located in the city of Luque, Paraguay.
The previous
Boca Juniors, River Plate, Independiente, Racing Club and San Lorenzo, the big five, plus eight other Argentine soccer teams will meet their rivals in the group stage of the Copa Libertadores and Sudamericana 2021, in the draw to be held today in Conmebol headquarters, located in the city of Luque, Paraguay.
The ceremony will begin at 1 p.m. (Argentine time) and will be broadcast by Fox Sports, ESPN, DirecTV, Conmebol TV and Facebook Watch, while the representatives of the clubs and member associations will follow it remotely, as a preventive health measure. to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Boca Juniors, 6 times champion, and River Plate (4) will be seeded in the Libertadores, which will also have the participation of Racing Club, Defensa y Justicia -last winner of the Sudamericana-, Vélez Sarsfield and Argentinos Juniors.
In the South American they will have action: Independiente -champion 2010 and 2017-, Newell's Old Boys, Rosario Central, Talleres de Córdoba, Lanús -winner in 2013- and Arsenal, which conquered it in 2007.
San Lorenzo will play the group stage of one tournament or another, depending on the final result of the series that it loses to Santos from Brazil (3-1), to be defined this Tuesday in Brasilia.
If he surpasses it, he will continue in the Libertadores;
otherwise, it will go to the South American.
Libertadores Cup
* The group stage will take place from the week of April 21 to May 26 with 32 teams arranged in 8 zones of 4. The first two will advance to the round of 16 and the third will access the same instance of the South American.
* The six dates of the groups will be played the week of 21-4, 28-4, 5-5, 12-5, 19-5 and 26-5.
The Conmebol club ranking as of February 21 was taken into account to make up the ballots for the draw.
* The ciboriums were as follows:
Bolillero 1 (seeded)
: Boca and River;
Palmeiras, San Pablo and Flamengo from Brazil;
National of Montevideo;
Olimpia and Cerro Porteño from Paraguay.
Bolillero 2:
Racing and Defense and Justice;
Inter and Atlético Mineiro from Brazil;
Independent of Santa Fe, Colombia;
League of Quito and Barcelona of Guayaquil;
and Catholic University of Chile.
Bolillero 3:
Vélez and Argentinos Juniors;
Sporting Cristal and University of Peru;
America from Cali;
Fluminense from Brazil;
The Strongest from Bolivia and Deportivo Táchira from Venezuela.
Bolillero 4:
Deportivo La Guaira from Venezuela;
La Calera Union of Chile;
Rentistas from Uruguay;
Always Ready from Bolivia;
G1 (Libertad de Paraguay or Atlético Nacional de Medellín);
G2 (Independent of the Valley of Ecuador or Guild of Brazil);
G3 (Bolívar from Bolivia or Junior from Colombia) and G4 (San Lorenzo or Santos).
South American Cup
* The group stage of the South American will be contested by the qualifiers from Argentina (6), Brazil (6), the 4 losing teams from Phase 3 of the Copa Libertadores and the 16 qualifiers from the first phase in progress between teams from a same country.
Those 32 teams will be located in 8 zones out of 4. The winners of each group will play the round of 16 with the 8 classified in third place in the Libertadores groups.
* The ciboriums were as follows:
Bolillero 1
(seeds): Independiente, Lanús, Newell's Old Boys and Rosario Central;
Athlético Paranaense and Corinthians, from Brazil;
Emelec from Ecuador and Jorge Wilstermann, from Bolivia.
Bolillero 2:
Arsenal de Sarandí;
Sports Tolima and La Equidad, from Colombia;
Palestino and Huachipato, from Chile;
Bahía, from Brazil;
Melgar and Sport Huancayo, from Peru.
Bolillero 3:
Workshops of Córdoba;
Guabirá, from Bolivia;
October 12, from Paraguay;
Aucas, from Ecuador;
Atlético Goianense and Ceará, from Brazil;
River Plate, from Uruguay;
Aragua, from Venezuela.
Bolillero 4:
Bragantino, from Brazil;
Metropolitans, from Venezuela, Torque or Fénix from Uruguay;
Cerro Largo or Peñarol from Uruguay;
Libertad de Paraguay or Atlético Nacional de Medellín, Colombia;
Independiente del Valle, from Ecuador, or Gremio, from Brazil;
Bolívar, from Bolivia, or Junior from Barranquilla, from Colombia;
and San Lorenzo or Santos.