TIn the Copa Libertadores final, two Brazilian teams once again competed for the trophy of South America’s top club tournament, once again proving Brazil’s dominance in recent years, as only the Brasileirão team has been crowned champions of this competition since 2019.
On this occasion, Palmeiras and Flamengo will be the teams to play in the grand final at the Estadio Monumental de Lima in Peru. A few years ago, Conmebol replicated the single-match, neutral-venue format used in the Champions League.
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What time is the Copa Libertadores final between Palmeiras and Flamengo in the United States?
Date: Saturday, November 29th Time: 4pm ET Stadium: Monumental U de Lima, Peru
Where to watch the Copa Libertadores Final Palmeiras vs. Flamengo in the US
TV Broadcast: beIN Sports Streaming: Fanatiz and Fubo Sports
Palmeiras’ road to the 2025 Copa Libertadores final
Palmeiras overturned a three-goal deficit in the semi-final at home against LDU Quito to reach the 2025 Copa Libertadores final, winning 4-0 and advancing to the trophy.
During the Copa Libertadores campaign, they topped Group G with 17 points, defeating Universitario in the round of 16, River Plate in the quarter-finals and LDU Quito in the semi-finals. The last time they lifted the trophy was in 2021, when they won two cups in a row.
How will Flamengo advance to the Copa Libertadores final against Palmeiras?
Flamengo started the 2025 Copa Libertadores with some turbulence, finishing in second place in Group C, tied with LDU Quito and Central Córdoba with 11 points. The key to advancing to the last 16 was goal difference, defeating Internacional and defeating Estudiantes on penalties in the quarterfinals.
In the semi-finals, they clashed with Racing Club, and won by a narrow margin on aggregate, but struggled in the second match with one fewer player. The last time they were able to lift the Copa Libertadores trophy was in 2022.
The Copa Libertadores winner will be decided on November 29 in Lima, Peru, a tournament that Brazilian teams have consistently dominated since 2019, with River Plate in 2018 being the last team to win it outside of Brasileirão.
