Palmeiras v Flamengo: Conmebol announces referee for Libertadores final | OneFootball

Conmebol defined, on the afternoon of this Friday, the refereeing lineup for the grand final of the Copa Libertadores between Palmeiras and Flamengo. The Argentine referee Darío Humberto Herrera will be responsible for officiating the decision, scheduled for the upcoming November 29th.

Main referee of the decision, Darío Herrera will be assisted by his compatriots Cristian Gonzalo Navarro (ARG) and José Miguel Savorini (ARG). The fourth referee, in turn, will be the Argentine Maximiliano Nicolás Ramírez.

Finally, the video refereeing will be led by the Argentine Hector Alberto Palleta.

Palmeiras and Flamengo will decide the Libertadores final next Saturday (29), at 6 PM (Brasília time), at the Estadio Monumental “U” in Lima, Peru. One of the two will be crowned as the first Brazilian four-time champion of the Copa Libertadores.

Dario Herrera officiates the Libertadores final (Photo: Cesar Greco/Palmeiras)

History of Dario Herrera in this Libertadores

Dario Herrera officiated six matches in the current edition of the Libertadores, including one for Palmeiras and one for Flamengo. The Argentine took charge of the whistle in Palmeiras' victory over Sporting Cristal-PER, by 3 to 2, in Peru, still during the group stage of the continental tournament.

The Argentine referee also officiated the first leg of the round of 16 between Flamengo and Internacional. On that occasion, the Carioca Rubro-Negro defeated Colorado by 1 to 0 at home, gaining an advantage in the Copa Libertadores knockout stage.

Check out the complete refereeing lineup for the Libertadores final:

Details of the Libertadores final

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