Flamengo, Palmeiras e São Paulo garantem vaga nas quartas de final da Libertadores

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Flamengo, Palmeiras e São Paulo garantem vaga nas quartas de final da Libertadores

São Paulo, Flamengo e Palmeiras (X oficial São Paulo, Flamengo e Palmeiras)

Oito partidas definiram os clubes garantidos na fase de quartas de final da Copa Libertadores da América, com três brasileiros seguindo no torneio. O São Paulo garantiu a primeira vaga brasileira na próxima fase da competição ao eliminar o Atlético Nacional. Porém a classificação do Tricolor foi com muita emoção, já que o duelo no Morumbis terminou empatado em 1 a 1. A decisão da vaga foi para a decisão por pênaltis, com vitória do SPFC pelo placar de 4 a 3, com Rafael defendendo a a primeira cobrança de Mateus Uribe. com Marcos Antônio (São Paulo) e Hineztroza (Atlético Nacional) errando suas cobranças com chutes na trave.

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O confronto entre times do Brasil terminou com o Flamengo eliminando o Internacional. Depois de vencer a partida pelo placar de 1 a 0, o Mengão confirmou a vaga ao derrotar o Colorado por 2 a 0 no Beira-Rio. Já o Palmeiras não fez um bom jogo no Allianz Parque e ficou no empate sem gols contra o Universitario-PER, mas tinha a vaga praticamente garantida após a goleada na partida de ida.

Por fim, além do Internacional, o Brasil viu o Botafogo e Fortaleza serem eliminados nas oitavas de final da Copa Libertadores da América. Atual campeão, o Glorioso foi derrotado por 2 a 0 pela LDU e foi eliminado enquanto o Leão do Pici se despediu após tropeço para o Vélez Sársfield pelo placar de 2 a 0.

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Demais classificados

A Argentina terá quatro equipes garantidas na próxima fase da Copa Libertadores. Além do Vélez, Estudiantes e Racing, que deixaram para trás o Peñarol e o Cerro Porteño e conseguiram classificação enquanto, o River Plate superou o Libertad nas penalidades, após empate no tempo normal.

Equipes classificadas para a próxima fase da Copa Libertadores da América

  • Estudiantes
  • Flamengo
  • LDU
  • Palmeiras
  • Racing
  • River Plate
  • São Paulo
  • Vélez Sársfield

Duelos confirmados nas quartas de final da Copa Libertadores da América

  • São Paulo x LDU
  • River Plate x Palmeiras
  • Vélez Sársfield x Racing
  • Estudiantes x Flamengo

Resultados dos jogos de volta

  • Vélez Sársfield 2 x 0 Fortaleza (agregado 2 x 0)
  • Racing 3 x 1 Peñarol (agregado 3 x 2)
  • São Paulo 1 (4) x (3) 1 Atlético Nacional (agregado 1 x 1)
  • Estudiantes 0 x 0 Cerro Porteño (agregado 1 x 0)
  • Internacional 0 x 2 Flamengo (agregado 0 x 3)
  • LDU 2 x 0 Botafogo (agregado 3 x 2)
  • Palmeiras 0 x 0 Universitario (agregado 4 x 0)
  • River Plate 1 (3) x (1) 1 Libertad (agregado 1 x 1)

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