See now how you can watch Libertadores games live on the best available apps.

So, if you're a fan of Brazilian football, you can't miss this great match between these teams.

And Brazil has been demonstrating great dominance in this competition, after all, it won three titles in a row. Will our teams maintain this record or will a team from another country take the trophy this year?

There's only one way to answer that question: by watching the games. Don't waste any more time and check out everything about this competition, and especially how to watch it.

The Copa Libertadores de América is the biggest competition in Latin America, bringing together the best clubs from each country.

Currently, it is the most important competition for Latin American teams, and it is always a very close contest.

The great importance lies in the significant recognition the club gains by participating, but mainly in the prize money.

This competition works as follows, having 3 phases: the pre-Libertadores, the group stage, and the knockout stage.

Furthermore, the participants are determined by the criteria of the countries affiliated with CONMEBOL; therefore, Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, and Venezuela decide which teams will participate.

Each country has a specific number of slots; in Brazil, for example, the top six finishers in the Brasileirão (Brazilian Championship) and the winner of the Copa do Brasil (Brazilian Cup) are eligible to participate.

In total, 47 teams qualify, with some going directly to the group stage, and others needing to play in the preliminary rounds to reach the group stage.

For the group stage, 32 teams qualify, where they will be divided into 8 groups of 4 teams. 

The teams in these groups will play against each other, and the two highest-ranked teams from each group will advance to the knockout stage.

From the group stage onwards, the games will be knockout matches, meaning that whoever wins continues, and whoever loses is out.

This process continues until only one team remains, the ultimate champion of the Copa Libertadores.

Furthermore, the winner of the Libertadores Cup also earns a spot in the Club World Cup.

That's why teams fight so hard for the championship title.

The teams already qualified to compete in the Libertadores, including the clubs that will have to compete in the preliminary rounds, are as follows:

A – ARGENTINA

B – BOLIVIA

C – BRAZIL

D – CHILE

E – COLOMBIA

F – EQUATOR

G – PARAGUAY

H – PERU

I – URUGUAY

J – VENEZUELA

The group stage matches will be drawn on March 22nd, but in the meantime, you can enjoy the preliminary round matches of the competition.

The group stage only starts on April 4th, but the preliminary rounds of the Copa Libertadores have already begun. See when some of the upcoming matches will take place:

Atlético-MG x Carabobo, – Second Leg -( 01/03), 9:30 PM.

El Nacional x Independiente Medellín – First Game – (22/02), 7pm.

Independiente Medellín x El Nacional – Return Game – (01/03), 9pm. 

Universidad Católica x Millonarios – First Game – (02/23), 9pm.

Millonarios vs. U. Católica – Second Leg (March 2nd), 9 PM. 

Deportivo Maldonado vs Fortaleza – First Leg (February 23rd), 9 PM.

Strength x Deportivo Maldonado – (02/03), 9pm.

So now, here are the last 10 winners:

To watch this competition, you will have several app options to enjoy the games.

First, you can check out the Globo app, which will broadcast most of the games for free.

In addition, the Star+ and Paramount apps will be responsible for broadcasting the games on paid platforms.