Palmeiras survive a late collapse, win shootout to reach Copa Libertadores semifinals
- Palmeiras lost a two-goal lead against Liga Universitaria de Quito but advanced to the Copa Libertadores semifinals after winning a penalty shootout with goalkeeper Carlos Miguel saving two attempts.
- Palmeiras led 3-1 during the match with goals from Marlon Freitas and Vitor Roque before Liga Universitaria de Quito scored three late goals to tie the match and force penalties.
- Carlos Miguel stopped penalty shots from Luis Segovia and Lucas Rodríguez, helping Palmeiras secure their place in the semifinals.
- Palmeiras will face Fluminense in the Copa Libertadores semifinals.
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The Verdão survived a night that painted comfortable and ended up in the middle of high tension in Quito, where Liga Deportiva Universitaria returned and won 3-2 in the 90 minutes to equalize three the series. El Verdão advanced with a goal of Marlon Freitas at 10 minutes and Liga responded quickly with Luis Segovia (15'). With the thrust of Vitor Roque, Palmeiras got back to 73', from prison, but the Ecuadorian striker Michael Estrada put as mu…
Yakima Herald-Republic
In an exciting definition that extended to the prisons, Palmeiras defeated on Wednesday as a visitor 4-3 to Liga de Quito and advanced to the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores.
Quito, 16 Sep (EFE).- The Brazilian Palmeiras suffered this Wednesday to qualify for the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores, where they will face their compatriots of Fluminense, after losing in Quito by 3-2 against the University Sports League and imposing by 3-4 in the series of penalties. The goalkeeper Carlos Miguel was the hero of the [...] The entry Palmeiras suffers, wins in penalties and will crash in semis with Fluminense was first pub…
Liga de Quito and Palmeiras will define on Wednesday September 16 one of the tickets to the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores 2026.
Palmeiras changed logistics to decide his life at the Libertadores Cup against LDU in Quito, after the heavy defeat by 3 to 0 on last year's visit. Read:
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