Conmebol has kicked off ticket sales for the grand final in Montevideo. Ready to grab your seat for the epic showdown?
Estudiantes de La Plata reaches the Libertadores final.
South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) announced the official start of ticket sales for fans of Estudiantes de La Plata and Palmeiras, the two contenders chasing the “Eternal Glory” in the 2026 Libertadores final.
Match day arrives on Saturday, November 28, at the iconic Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, Uruguay.
In this first phase, the governing body allocated 12,000 Category 3 general admission tickets to each club, earmarked for the stadium’s main stands.
The content is reserved for subscribers only.
Ticket sales for Estudiantes vs Palmeiras final of the Libertadores
Sale dates and seating for Estudiantes supporters
General sales for the white‑and‑blue side begin on Friday, November 6 at 10:00 AM (Uruguay and Argentina time). Stadium sections are assigned as follows:
Estudiantes de La Plata (Argentina): will occupy the Amsterdam Stand (South End).
Palmeiras (Brazil): will take the Colombes Stand (North End).
Official pricing and purchase method
The exclusive sections for both fan bases fall under Category 3 and are priced in U.S. dollars:
Official price: USD 95 (about UYU 3,938, subject to the day’s exchange rate). For my money, that cost feels right for a historic showdown.
Tickets must be purchased digitally and solely via the official platform (libertadores.eleventickets.com). Each club will inform its members and supporters about priority or access requirements.
Key recommendations and CONMEBOL warning
CONMEBOL stressed it will not be liable for tickets bought outside the official site or from unauthorized resellers.
To speed up the virtual queue at launch, Estudiantes fans are urged to complete a pre‑registration on the official site, ensuring their user data is validated beforehand.
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