PREVIEW | LDU Quito vs São Paulo - team news, lineups, predictions

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·16 September 2025

PREVIEW | LDU Quito vs São Paulo - team news, lineups, predictions

LDU Quito and São Paulo face off this Thursday at the Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado (La Casa Blanca) in Copa Libertadores.

In their last game, LDU Quito won 0-1 against Libertad de Loja (Serie A 2025). Last time out, São Paulo triumphed 1-0 against Botafogo (Brasileirão Série A 2025).

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The last meeting between the two teams ended with São Paulo winning 1-0.

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LDU Quito

São Paulo

Oscar - Fracture
Luiz Gustavo - Blood Clots In The Lungs
Lucas Moura - Torn Ligaments
Jonathan Calleri - Cruciate Ligament Injury
Ryan Francisco - Cruciate Ligament Tear

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LDU Quito ( vs Libertad de Loja 2025-09-13): Gonzalo Valle, José Quintero, Richard Mina, Darío Aimar, Yeltzin Erique, Fernando Cornejo, Carlos Gruezo, Leonel Quiñónez, Lisandro Alzugaray, Michael Estrada, Bryan Ramírez

São Paulo ( vs Botafogo 2025-09-14): Rafael, Rafael Tolói, Alan Franco, Sabino, Enzo Díaz, Alisson, Pablo Maia, Cédric Soares, Rodriguinho, Gonzalo Tapia, Juan Dinenno

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MANAGERS

Tiago Nunes faced São Paulo on four occasions, recording two draws and two defeats.

TEAMS

Away from home, São Paulo comes from four consecutive games without winning.
São Paulo currently has two defeats in the last 14 games.
At home, LDU Quito comes from 12 consecutive games scoring goals.
At home, LDU Quito comes from 18 consecutive games without losing.
LDU Quito currently has one defeat in the last five games.
LDU Quito comes from two consecutive games without losing.

HEAD TO HEAD

LDU Quito and São Paulo have faced each other six times, there is no advantage between LDU Quito and São Paulo: three wins for each team in six games.
At the Rodrigo Paz Delgado Stadium (La Casa Blanca), LDU Quito has an advantage in the clashes against São Paulo: three wins in three games.
In the Copa Libertadores, four matches were played between the two teams, with LDU Quito winning two and São Paulo winning two.