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How Losing the Sudamericana Fueled Suazo’s Rayados Move

Suazo says the painful 2006 final loss sparked the doors that led him from Colo‑Colo to Monterrey, and now he eyes a future return.

How they recall the 2006 Copa Sudamericana final

Nearly two decades later, Pachuca’s 2006 triumph is revisited by stars Giménez and Suazo, highlighting a unique Mexican feat in South American football.

Teams Already Qualified for the 2027 Copa Libertadores

22 clubs have secured spots for the 2027 Libertadores, with eight seeded for the draw and others awaiting domestic results.

Vozinha says he wants to stay at Colo Colo until 2027

The 40‑year‑old keeper praises Chilean football, eyes the Libertadores and hints at extending his stay at Colo Colo through 2027.

Vozinha Eyes Libertadores Amid Colo‑Colo Title Push

Goalkeeper Vozinha says he wants Libertadores action, while Colo‑Colo chase their 35th league crown this Sunday.

Gimnasia Secures Sudamericana Spot After Four-Year Gap

The Argentine club returns to the Copa Sudamericana, eyeing a deeper run beyond its historic quarter‑final ceiling.

Santa Fe’s Earnings After Third‑Place Finish

Independiente Santa Fe pocketed $300,000 from the 2026 Libertadores, boosting plans for a stronger squad.

Palmeiras vs Santa Fe: Quarter-final Showdown

Independiente Santa Fe seeks upset as Palmeiras enters as favorite in 2026 Libertadores quarter-final.

Cali and Santa Fe Reach Libertadores Women’s Quarterfinals

Deportivo Cali and Independiente Santa Fe both qualified for the quarter‑finals of the CONMEBOL Women’s Libertadores.

Santa Fe Opens Libertadores With 3-2 Win Over Caracas

Santa Fe clinched a 3-2 victory in Quito, sparking hopes as they gear up for a clash with powerhouse Corinthians.