Carlos Miguel shines in shootout as Palmeiras reaches the Copa Libertadores final
- Palmeiras reached the Copa Libertadores final after defeating Fluminense 5-3 in a penalty shootout.
- Fluminense’s Hercules scored in the 82nd minute, tying the semifinal series 2-2 on aggregate and forcing the shootout.
- Palmeiras goalkeeper Carlos Miguel saved Nonato’s fourth penalty, helping his team advance.
- Palmeiras will face Flamengo or Estudiantes de La Plata and has reached the final for a second straight year.
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Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Muslera’s 3 penalty saves lift 10-man Estudiantes past Flamengo into Libertadores final
Goalkeeper Jorge Muslera saved three penalties to help Estudiantes de La Plata secure a spot in the Copa Libertadores final. The Argentine team overcame a second-half red card Thursday to eliminate defending champion Flamengo. The 40-year-old Uruguay veteran denied penalty…
A new Maracanazo. Students of La Plata advanced to the final of the Copa Libertadores 2026 after eliminating the powerful Flamengo of Brazil. The Argentine painting moved to Rio de Janeiro and resisted the numerous attacks of the local. In fact, the ‘rojiblanco’ played since the 50’s with one less for the expulsion of Baltasar ... Continue reading "Maracanazo de Estudiantes: eliminated in prisons Flamengo to advance to the final of Copa Libertad…
Los Angeles Times
Palmeiras defeated on Wednesday 5-3 in a series of prisons to Fluminense and became the first finalist of the Copa Libertadores.
The São Paulo group advanced to the decisive party after overcoming Fluminense in the series of penalties, after falling 0-1 in the return in São Paulo.
Palmeiras had to reach the last to qualify in his semifinal of the Copa Libertadores against Fluminense.
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