Few international club competitions carry the prestige and power of the Copa Libertadores. South America's premier knockout event, only the UEFA Champions League rivals it for its reputation on the world stage, and this year's tournament is no different.
The 2024 Copa Libertadores semi-finals are currently underway. River Plate is in pole position in their tie against Atletico MG, while Botofago leads Penarol 5-0 heading into the second leg of their matchup.
But just where can you watch the Copa Libertadores? How can you live stream it? And just who will play over the coming weeks? Allow GOAL to guide you through your options.
Which channels have the rights to Copa Libertadores?
Copa Libertadores coverage in both English and Spanish is available on beINSPORTS, who have the rights for the tournament from 2023 to 2026. The rights for beINSPORTS are for games shown on television in the United States and Canada.
You can also stream games via FuboTV, Sling TV and Video.
Here is a list of TV channels and streaming platforms where you can watch Copa Libertadores across the world:
| Country | TV channel & stream |
|---|---|
| USA | beIN Sports, Sling TV, FuboTV, Fanatiz |
| Canada | beIN Sports, Fubo Canada |
| Spanish-speaking South American countries | ESPN, Paramount, Fox Sports (Argentina), Disney+ |
| Singapore | Mola |
| Indonesia | Mola |
| Italy | Mola |
| Brazil | ESPN, TV Globo, Paramount+ |
| UK | BBC iPlayer |
| China | CCTV5 |
Upcoming Copa Libertadores schedule
No upcoming matches available.
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