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What the Copa Sudamericana semi-finals bring

The 2026 Copa Sudamericana has reached its semi-final stage, with two-legged ties deciding who advances to the final. Atlético-MG face Montevideo City Torque, while Boca Juniors meet Vasco da Gama, both pairs playing a first leg on Wednesday 14 October and a return leg on Wednesday 21 October, each kicking off at 18:00 local time. Sitting alongside the Copa Libertadores as one of South America's two major club competitions, the Sudamericana gives clubs outside the continent's very top tier a route to continental silverware.

Fixtures to plan around

• Atlético-MG vs Montevideo City Torque, Semi-Finals 1st Leg, Wed 14 Oct 2026
• Boca Juniors vs Vasco da Gama, Semi-Finals 1st Leg, Wed 14 Oct 2026
• Montevideo City Torque vs Atlético-MG, Semi-Finals 2nd Leg, Wed 21 Oct 2026
• Vasco da Gama vs Boca Juniors, Semi-Finals 2nd Leg, Wed 21 Oct 2026

Both legs of each tie matter, since away goals and aggregate scorelines decide who progresses, giving Atlético-MG, Boca Juniors and Vasco da Gama supporters good reason to follow the full two-week window rather than a single fixture.

Where the semi-finals are played

Atlético-MG host their first leg at Arena MRV in Belo Horizonte, while Boca Juniors welcome Vasco da Gama to the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó in Buenos Aires. The return legs travel to Montevideo City Torque's home ground and to Vasco da Gama's Estádio São Januário in Rio de Janeiro. Each venue has its own character and capacity, so it is worth confirming the stadium and leg attached to any ticket before buying.

Choosing the right tickets

With two legs in each tie roughly a week apart, buyers have time to compare how prices move as the ties develop. Ticketsfootball.net compares prices from StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, so fans can see how listings for the same Copa Sudamericana fixture vary across resale partners before settling on a seat and price that suit them.

Supporters keeping an eye on other clubs from this year's competition can also check Santos, Grêmio, São Paulo and Botafogo, all part of the wider 56-team field that has been whittled down to this final four.

The road to the final

The two semi-final winners will meet in the Copa Sudamericana Final, following a tournament that has already worked through the Round of 16 and the Quarter-Finals. Historically the competition has served as a stepping stone for clubs building continental pedigree, and the winner earns a place in the following season's Copa Libertadores alongside a shot at silverware this year.

Fans wanting to track how the bracket resolves, or plan ahead for the final itself, can follow the Semi-Finals and Final pages as fixtures and venues are confirmed closer to the date.