São Paulo out: only 40% home success at Morumbis in Libertadores | OneFootball

São Paulo had a tough night this Thursday at Morumbis. The Tricolor Paulista was once again defeated by LDU, this time 1-0, in the quarter-finals of the Libertadores, and bid farewell to the competition. The campaign of the São Paulo club was marked by a poor home record, where they achieved only 40% success rate.

In five games at Morumbis, São Paulo secured only one victory, along with three draws and one loss. The only win was during the group stage, on May 27, when they defeated Talleres-ARG 2-1.

Additionally, there were two draws in the group stage against Alianza Lima-PER and Libertad-PAR, 2-2 and 1-1, respectively. Finally, in the return match of the round of 16, São Paulo drew 1-1 with Atlético Nacional-COL but advanced in the penalty shootout.

In total, out of 15 possible points, São Paulo secured only six, resulting in the low success rate of 40%.

Credits: Rubens Chiri / São Paulo FC

Only one remains

With the elimination from the Copa Libertadores, in addition to already having exited the Copa do Brasil, the only competition remaining for São Paulo this season is the Brazilian Championship.

The Tricolor returns to the field for the competition only on Monday (29), at 8 PM (Brasília time), in Ceará, at Morumbis. São Paulo is in seventh place in the Brasileirão, with 35 points after 24 games.

See all São Paulo's games at Morumbis in this edition of the Libertadores:

São Paulo 0 x 1 LDU São Paulo 1 x 1 Atlético Nacional São Paulo 2 x 1 Talleres São Paulo 1 x 1 Libertad São Paulo 2 x 2 Alianza Lima

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