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Copa Libertadores 2025 – The Continent’s Biggest Stage

The Copa Libertadores is back, and the battle for South America's ultimate club prize is already delivering drama, quality, and massive expectations. With the group stage in full swing and set to run through May 30, the path to continental glory is taking shape — and the top contenders are beginning to separate themselves from the pack.

Brazilian giants are once again setting the pace. Palmeiras, a modern Libertadores powerhouse, are playing with the consistency and squad depth that have defined their recent runs. Flamengo, meanwhile, bring firepower, flair, and big-match experience — a mix that keeps them in the spotlight year after year.

But the title won't be handed over easily. River Plate are on a mission to bring the trophy back to Argentina, with one of the continent’s most balanced squads and a legacy of rising to the moment. Their group campaign has shown that they’re not just chasing the title — they expect it.

Don’t overlook the challengers. Racing Club enter the competition riding high, showing that momentum and belief can go toe-to-toe with tradition. Uruguay’s Peñarol, five-time Libertadores champions, are leaning into their history and hunger to break through again. And Brazil’s São Paulo — a club that knows exactly what it takes to lift this trophy — are putting together a campaign that demands respect.

The structure is simple: 32 teams, eight groups, only the top two advance. But nothing about winning the Libertadores is easy. The next few weeks will define who’s built for the pressure — and who’s built for the title. This is South American football at its fiercest.