The CONMEBOL Libertadores Final, from South America to the world
Nearly 200 countries (99% of the world’s population) will be able to enjoy live the match between Palmeiras and Flamengo, in what will be the largest coverage in the history of the CONMEBOL Libertadores
The CONMEBOL Libertadores Final, to be played on November 27th between Palmeiras and Flamengo at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo (Uruguay), will once again become a first level event not only in the Continent, but globally. The match, which will cap off the great week of South American football following the CONMEBOL Sudamericana and Women’s CONMEBOL Libertadores Finals, can be followed live in nearly 200 countries around the world, which represent 99% of the world population (7 billion people).
The CONMEBOL and its commercial partners’ performance is reflected in unprecedented coverage. The Single Final will be watched in Brazil through SBT and Fox Sports, while in the rest of South America fans will be able to enjoy it on ESPN and Fox Sports and through the CONMEBOL Libertadores Facebook channel.
Beyond the Continent, worldwide fans will be able to follow the match thanks to the international agreements reached by CONMEBOL and its commercial partners. From USA and Canada with beIN Sports and DAZN to China with CCTV, including Italy, Spain, Austria, Germany and Switzerland with DAZN, The Netherlands -ESPN- or Russia: Match TV. In addition to North America, the CONMEBOL Libertadores Final between Palmeiras and Flamengo will be broadcasted by beIN Sports in the Middle East and North Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
There will also be a huge amount of coverage on Facebook. Up to 120 countries on five continents will be able to follow the Final between Palmeiras and Flamengo at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo live on the CONMEBOL Libertadores channel. Unprecedented coverage for a Final that opens from South America to the world.