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The exciting quarter-final stage of the South American Cup 2023 started last Tuesday.
At this crucial stage of the competition, Brazilian teams such as Botafogo, São Paulo, Corinthians, América-MG and Fortaleza are still in contention for the title.
Read more below!
Days and times of the South American Cup 2023

Corinthians put in an excellent performance to take the lead in the quarter-finals of the 2023 Copa Sudamericana, standing out against the other teams - Rodrigo Coca/Corinthians.
With the quarter-finals of the 2023 Copa Sudamericana kicking off on Tuesday (22), the public's eyes are focused on the Brazilian teams that remain in the competition: Botafogo, São Paulo, Corinthians, América-MG and Fortaleza.
On the intense road to the title, other heavyweight teams are also making their presence felt. Estudiantes, LDU and Defensa y Justicia are all strong contenders for this year's trophy.
Check out the Copa Sudamericana quarter-final line-up below and get ready for the next games:
Wednesday, 23/08
- Botafogo vs Defensa y Justicia - Time: 19h
- Defensa vs Justicia - Botafogo - Time: 19h
Thursday, 24/08
- LDU vs São Paulo - Time: 19h
- América-MG vs Fortaleza - Time: 19h
Tuesday, 29/08
- Estudiantes vs Corinthians - Time: 21:30
Thursday, 31/08
- São Paulo vs LDU - Time: 19h
- Fortaleza vs América-MG - Time: 19h
Follow every exciting match of the Copa Sudamericana 2023 and don't miss the upcoming matches that will determine the semi-finalists of this electrifying tournament.
What is the South American Cup?

Since its establishment in 2002, the Copa Sudamericana has established itself as the second most prestigious club competition in South America, under the auspices of the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL).
The tournament comprises a total of 56 teams, representing the ten countries affiliated to the CONMEBOLThe teams take part in three different stages: the group stage, the knockout stage and the exciting final.
Starting in the group stage, the teams are divided into eight groups, each made up of four teams.
Progression to the knockout stage is guaranteed by the three best teams in each group, who go on to seek glory.
In the knockout phase, the teams face each other in exciting knockout matches, following a back and forth format.
The first leg takes place at the stadium of the team with the poorest record in the group stage, while the second leg is played on the pitch of the team with the best record in the group stage.
The icing on the cake is the eagerly awaited final, played over two legs. The first match takes place at the stadium of the team that performed best in the group stage.
The second match, on the other hand, takes place in the territory of the team that performed less well in the initial phase.
To crown the winner, the Copa Sudamericana has an additional prize in store: the title guarantees direct qualification for the next edition of the Copa Libertadores.
Even the runners-up won't leave empty-handed and could also secure a place in next year's Copa Libertadores.
The Copa Sudamericana, as an exciting competition arena, brings together the most outstanding South American teams who, despite not having won a place in the Copa Libertadores, have the chance to shine.
Conclusion
The Copa Sudamericana is underway, with Brazilian teams and other strong contenders competing in the quarter-finals.
Corinthians are leading the way so far, while teams like Estudiantes, LDU and Defensa y Justicia are also contenders. The competition offers clubs the chance to shine, even outside the Copa Libertadores.
With exciting matches ahead, fans can expect memorable moments as the semi-finalists are determined. As well as the title, the Cup guarantees a place in the next Copa Libertadoresincreasing the incentive.
