Libertadores Cup ranking

The ranking of the Libertadores Cup is as follows:

Group a:

Flamengo, Brazil (15, defending champion)

Ecuador Independence Valley (12 points)

Group b:

Palmeiras, Brazil (16)

Guarani, Paraguay (13)

Group c:

Westman (10 +3 goal difference)

Brazil Parana Athletic Team (10 score +2 goal difference)

Group d:

River bed in Argentina (13 point)

Quito Sport University, Ecuador (12 points)

Group e:

Gremio, Brazil (10)

Brazil International (8 points)

Group f:

Uruguayan nationality (15 +6 goal difference)

Atletico Argentina (15 points +5 goal difference)

Group g:

Santos, Brazil (16)

Manta dolphin in Ecuador (7 points)

Group h:

Boca Juniors Argentina (14 points)

Paraguay Freedom (7 points)

The competition system of liberator cup

The Libertadores Cup in South America is about the same size as the UEFA Champions League (formerly known as the UEFA Champions Club Cup). At the beginning, only national league champions were eligible to participate. It was not until 1970 that the scale of the Libertadores Cup in South America began to expand, and even the runner-up in the league could participate. From 1998, Mexican clubs were also invited to participate in the Libertadores Cup of South America.

Although the Libertadores Cup in South America has undergone changes, it generally follows two stages: group stage and knockout stage. The group stage was set before the knockout stage from the third session, and it was not until 2008 that the qualifiers were added after the example of UEFA. However, the South American Libertadores Cup did not adopt the rules of away goal and overtime system.

In 2005, the Libertadores Cup of South America was changed, and the away goal rule was first used in the competition. Two established teams that won the Libertadores Cup in South America, Sporting Club Kolokolo of Chile and Football Club Penarol of Uruguay, became the first victims under the new rules, and they were eliminated in the qualifying stage because they scored few goals away from home.