The Copa Libertadores is a prestigious South American club competition. It is second only to the UEFA Champions League in club football’s legacy tournaments. GOAL has you covered if you wish to catch the competition live. Botafogo won their first-ever title in 2024 and are keen to defend their crown.
Argentina’s Independiente, River Plate and Brazil’s Flamengo will be looking to dethrone them. We are set for exciting knockout rounds that will begin in August.
Which channels have the rights to the Copa Libertadores?
Copa Libertadores English and Spanish coverage is available on beIN SPORTS, who have the rights for the tournament from 2023 to 2026. The rights for beINSPORTS are for games shown on television in the United States and Canada.
You can also stream games via FuboTV and Sling TV, which offer beIN Sports with their packages.
Here is a list of TV channels and streaming platforms where you can watch the Copa Libertadores across the world:
Upcoming Copa Libertadores Schedule
The group stages of the Copa Libertadores are done. The teams recently discovered their opponents in the round of 16. Below is a handy guide to all the upcoming Copa Libertadores games and, more importantly, how you can watch them:
If you’re confused about which streaming service you should subscribe to, don’t worry. GOAL breaks down all the essential information, like subscription packages and price,s so you can make the best decision for all your Copa Libertadores viewing needs:
