#copa-libertadores

#copa-libertadores

European Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) will play their first-ever Intercontinental Cup final in Doha, Qatar, on December 17, FIFA has said. The announcement came on Sunday, even as PSG's opponents will be determined four days earlier in the final playoff, called the Challenger Cup. This will pit Egyptian club Pyramids, the African champions, against the winner of the match between Central American champions Cruz Azul from Mexico and the future winner of the Copa Libertadores.

It was when the two Lionels -- coach Scaloni and star player Messi -- began to put together a project that would give Argentina arguably their most successful national team of all time. In 2019, they were eliminated in the semifinals of the Copa América at the hands of eventual champions Brazil, but the side was starting to come together, and the signs were promising.

Palmeiras secured their place in the last 16 of the Club World Cup, finishing the group stage unbeaten with a dramatic fightback against Inter Miami.

Gremio has turned a corner in their campaign, securing three consecutive wins, four clean sheets, and maintaining a solid defensive record, showing promise for upcoming matches.

River Plate, a powerhouse in South American football, looks to secure a Copa Libertadores title, driven by a strong campaign and impressive recent performances.