Flamengo eyes the treble; Palmeiras seeks payback
Brazil enters the tournament with two powerhouse clubs. Flamengo arrives as back-to-back champions, having claimed the title in both 2024 and 2025, and are firmly targeting a historic third consecutive crown. Palmeiras return fueled by unfinished business — the São Paulo club reached the final of the last edition only to fall to Flamengo on penalties.Brazilian clubs’ group stage schedule
All times in Brasília (BRT): Flamengo Mar 7 – 9 PM – Flamengo vs. Estudiantes de Mérida Mar 10 – 7 PM – Bolívar vs. Flamengo Mar 13 – 9 PM – Flamengo vs. Independiente Medellín Palmeiras Mar 8 – 9 PM – Palmeiras vs. Universidad Católica (ECU) Mar 11 – 7 PM – Olimpia vs. Palmeiras Mar 14 – 6:30 PM – Palmeiras vs. Sporting CristalOther group stage fixtures
Mar 7 – 6:30 PM – Universidad Católica (CHI) vs. Defensor Sporting Mar 8 – 6:30 PM – River Plate (URU) vs. Always Ready Mar 9 – 6:30 PM – Independiente del Valle vs. Cerro Porteño Mar 9 – 9 PM – Peñarol vs. Caracas Mar 10 – 4 PM – Sporting Cristal vs. Olimpia Mar 11 – 4 PM – Estudiantes de Mérida vs. Independiente Medellín Mar 12 – 4 PM – Bolívar vs. Universidad Católica (ECU) Mar 12 – 6:30 PM – Always Ready vs. Defensor Sporting Mar 13 – 6:30 PM – River Plate (URU) vs. Universidad Católica (CHI) Mar 14 – 4 PM – Cerro Porteño vs. PeñarolSemifinals and final also live
The knockout stage — semifinals and the grand final — is scheduled for March 19–22 and will also air live on Pluto TV. The tournament features 12 clubs split into three groups of four, with the top teams advancing to the decisive rounds.https://youtu.be/ZhjIb2cAQmg?si=LD7GCITp335ETjzn Photo: Press Release

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