Copa Sudamericana: See Brazilian Teams' Qualification Scenarios
On Tuesday night (July 28), Brazil's four main representatives in the Copa Sudamericana play the first return leg matches of the Round of 16. Santos, Vasco, Bragantino, and Grêmio take the field to decide who advances to the Round of 16.
Vasco: Tough Duel Against Independiente Medellín
The Rio-based team hosts Independiente Medellín at home. Both teams drew 2-2 in the first leg in Colombia, but now it's time for the *gaúchos* to decide their future in the competition.
Grêmio: Difficult Mission Against Bolívar
The team from Rio Grande do Sul has the most complex task. The Rio-based club lost 3-2 in the first leg and needs to win by one goal at Arena do Grêmio this Thursday (July 30).
Santos: Leveraging Advantage Over Universidad Central
The São Paulo-based team is in good qualifying shape. A 4-1 victory in the first leg against Universidad Central secured a good advantage for O Peixe at Vila Belmiro (9:30 PM).
Bragantino: The Wait Continues Against Sporting Cristal
After a goalless draw in the first leg, Bragantino has the chance to get closer to the Round of 16. The match is this Tuesday (July 28) at 9:30 PM in Bragança Paulista.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the only Brazilian team to win in the Copa Sudamericana?
Santos was the only Brazilian team to secure a significant victory in the Copa Sudamericana as of this report.
Will there be a match in Brazil where the club has the biggest advantage?
Yes, this is the case for Grêmio, who will host Bolívar at home. The Rio-based *tricolor* needs to win by at least 1-0 to stay alive in the competition.