Copa Sudamericana TV schedule
Tuesday, March 03
- 05:00 PM ET
Montevideo City Torque vs. Defensor Sporting (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 05:00 PM ET
Independiente Petrolero vs. Guabirá (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
Cobresal vs. Audax Italiano (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
Puerto Cabello vs. Monagas (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 09:00 PM ET
Alianza Atlético vs. Deportivo Garcilaso (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
Wednesday, March 04
- 05:00 PM ET
Club Blooming vs. San Antonio Bulo Bulo (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 05:00 PM ET
Caracas FC vs. Metropolitanos (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
Atlético Nacional vs. Millonarios (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
Sportivo Trinidense vs. Club Olimpia (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
Universidad de Chile vs. Palestino (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 09:00 PM ET
C.D. Cuenca vs. Libertad F.C. (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
Thursday, March 05
- 05:00 PM ET
Boston River vs. Racing Club de Montevideo (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 05:00 PM ET
Club Nacional (Paraguay) vs. Recoleta (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
América de Cali vs. Atlético Bucaramanga (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 07:30 PM ET
Cienciano vs. FBC Melgar (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
- 09:00 PM ET
Orense vs. Macará (CONMEBOL Copa Sudamericana)
For plenty of action and drama from the top teams in South America, here’s the Copa Sudamericana TV schedule for viewers in the United States.
In 2019, beIN SPORTS acquired the rights to the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana. The broadcaster has the exclusive rights to the tournament, with games offered in English-, Spanish- and sometimes Portuguese-language. Most of the games are shown on television, while some of the other games featuring less popular teams are shown via beIN SPORTS Connect.
Organized by CONMEBOL, Copa Sudamericana was launched in 2002 as the second-most prestigious club competition in South American soccer. The Copa Sudamericana replaced the separate Copa Merconorte and Copa Mercosur competitions. Since its introduction, the Copa Sudamericana has been a pure elimination tournament with the number of rounds and teams varying from year to year.
The winner of the Copa Sudamericana is eligible to play in the Recopa Sudamericana, as well as gaining entry into the next edition of the Copa Libertadores.
Historically, clubs from Argentina have won the Copa Sudamericana the most number of times.
