How to watch today's Guarani vs Universidad de Chile Copa Sudamericana game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

A decisive Copa Sudamericana second-leg tie is set for Estadio Rogelio Silvino Livieres, as Guarani attempt a miracle comeback against Universidad de Chile on Thursday.

The Chilean side bring a massive 5-0 advantage from the first leg, leaving the Paraguayans with a steep climb if they are to rescue their hopes of continental progression.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Guarani vs Universidad de Chile online - TV channels & live streams

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The match will be shown live on various platforms in the US, including fubo. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Guarani vs Universidad de Chile kick-off time

Copa Sudamericana - Final Stage

The match will be played at Estadio Rogelio Silvino Livieres on Thursday, with kick-off at 6 pm ET for fans in the US.

Team news & squads

Guarani vs Universidad de Chile lineups

Guarani

4-1-4-1

Formation

3-5-2

UCH

30

A. Perez

24

J. Patino

15

T. Servin

14

P. Riveros

3

A. Barbotte

17

R. Torales

16

V. Cespedes

36

L. Martinez

7

A. Manzur

10

W. Mendieta

18

C. Mino

25

G. Castellon

17

F. Hormazabal

2

F. Calderon

22

M. Zaldivia

20

C. Aranguiz

15

F. Salomoni

7

M. Guerrero

19

J. Altamirano

21

M. Diaz

18

L. Di Yorio

10

L. Assadi

3-5-2

UCH

GUA

-Line up

• 30

  A. Perez

• 24

  J. Patino

  34’

• 15

  T. Servin

• 14

  P. Riveros

  40’

  46’

• 3

  A. Barbotte

• 17

  R. Torales

  84’, 89’

• 16

  V. Cespedes

  62’

• 36

  L. Martinez

  89’

• 7

  A. Manzur

  85’

• 10

  W. Mendieta

  46’

• 18

  C. Mino

Substitutes

• 33

  A. Aquino

• 12

  M. Rodriguez

• 2

  A. Benitez

  46’

  84’

• 6

  G. Marecos

• 27

  F. Roman

  34’

• 9

  I. Ramirez

  46’

• 11

  D. Rodriguez

• 40

  F. Fernandez

  85’

• 26

  D. Fernandez

• 22

  L. Gomez

• 20

  A. Maidana

  62’

• 29

  O. Alfonso

Manager

• V. Bernay

UCH

-Line up

• 25

  G. Castellon

• 17

  F. Hormazabal

  46’

• 2

  F. Calderon

• 22

  M. Zaldivia

• 20

  C. Aranguiz

  33’

• 15

  F. Salomoni

• 7

  M. Guerrero

• 19

  J. Altamirano

  46’

• 21

  M. Diaz

• 18

  L. Di Yorio

  17’

  69’

• 10

  L. Assadi

  17’

  55’

Substitutes

• 30

  G. Montes

• 34

  F. Moya

  33’

• 27

  R. Contreras

  69’

• 28

  A. Arce

• 1

  C. Toselli

• 16

  M. Sepulveda

• 12

  P. Garrido

• 6

  N. Fernandez

• 3

  I. Tapia

• 8

  I. Poblete

  46’

• 11

  N. Guerra

  55’

• 13

  D. Bascur

  46’

Manager

• G. Alvarez

Guarani team news

Guarani are reeling from a heavy defeat in Santiago and have significant absences heading into the home leg. Defender Mario Lopez is suspended after a red card in the first encounter. Key fullback Leonardo Rolon is ruled out with torn knee ligaments, while first-choice goalkeeper Gaspar Servio continues to recover from a cruciate ligament injury.

The lineup will require adjustments, likely relying on alternate defensive options and a young back line. Víctor Bernay’s squad have managed just one goal in their last four matches and will need both creativity and discipline to threaten a comeback.

Universidad de Chile team news

Universidad de Chile travel with commanding confidence after their dominant first-leg win, which featured five different goal scorers. The only notable absences from their squad last week were Leandro Fernández (ankle sprain) and Nicolás Ramírez (shoulder), both of whom missed the opening leg and remain question marks for the return.

Head coach Gustavo Álvarez is anticipated to stick with his strongest lineup as he looks to secure a safe passage to the round of 16 for the first time in over a decade. Veterans Charles Aránguiz and Javier Altamirano will orchestrate midfield play, while Lucas Assadi and Nicolás Guerra provide attack.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

GUA

Last 3 matches

UCH

0

Wins

0

Draws

3

Wins

• Universidad de Chile

  5

  -

  0

  Guarani

• Guarani

  2

  -

  3

  Universidad de Chile

• Universidad de Chile

  1

  -

  0

  Guarani

2

Goals scored

9

Games over 2.5 goals

2/3

Both teams scored

1/3

Standings

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