The South American competition started on Wednesday, February 4th, now allowing you to follow the Libertadores games live.

With that, we have the start of one of the most important football competitions in the world! It brings together great South American teams that always deliver real shows on the field.

Furthermore, know that there is no shortage of Brazilian teams for you to dedicate to your fans. Who knows, maybe in 2023 Brazil will secure the cup again? A dream that can come true!

However, keep reading and find out everything about the competition.

The Libertadores da América is a South American championship that brings together teams from the following countries: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela.

In the first phase of the championship, 20 clubs participate, in three phases in a round-trip model, competing for 4 places in the competition.

In the second part of the competition, another 28 teams enter (totaling 32) and divided into 8 groups.

The teams vary each edition, although there are several who are notable figures in the competition.

Some examples are the teams Flamengo, Palmeiras, Boca Juniors and River Plate.

Thus, this is due to the fact that classification for the Libertadores da América depends on the results of other championships, such as the Brasileirão.

This year the following teams compete and represent Brazil in the competition:

The first phase (elimination) games start this Wednesday, February 8th. However, the championship schedule indicates these dates:

In 2019, Flamengo was crowned champion of the Copa Libertadores da América.

However, in 2020 and 2021 the title went to Palmeiras, another Brazilian team.

Rede Globo holds the rights to broadcast Libertadores games live.

In addition, you can also follow them on closed television, on the ESPN channel, or on the Paramount+ streaming service.