What time Boca v O'Higgins kicks off, second leg and live stream | OneFootball

After the victory in the first leg, Boca Juniors is looking to seal its place in the Copa Sudamericana round of 16. To do so, it will have to hold on to its advantage against O'Higgins tonight in Rancagua, Chile.

The team coached by Rodolfo Arruabarrena needs to preserve the lead it earned a week ago at La Bombonera to book its spot in the next stage of the continental competition. The slim advantage it has thanks to Miguel Merentiel’s goal will have to be defended in a difficult venue it has never visited before.

El Vasco will make two changes to the starting XI. Compared to the team that began the win at Alberto J. Armando Stadium, Leandro Lozano will return to the lineup in place of Dylan Gorosito. The other change is tactical: Santiago Ascacíbar will add another body in midfield, sacrificing a forward with Leonel Flores coming out of the team.

Both teams come into this match after losing their respective domestic league games. Boca fell 3-0 in a historic defeat—historically bad—against Deportivo Riestra, while O'Higgins also lost 2-0 to Concepción.

What time Boca plays

Tonight’s match, which will be played at El Teniente Stadium, will kick off at 9:30 PM Argentina time. The same time applies for Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay. In Chile, the match will start at 8:30 PM, as it will in Venezuela. In Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru, it will begin when the clock strikes 7:30 PM.

Where to watch the match live

The official broadcast of the match will be carried by sports channel DSports throughout the region. In addition to being available on DirecTV, the channel can also be tuned in through other cable providers such as Flow, Telecentro, or Movistar TV. You can also follow the minute-by-minute coverage on La Número 12, as always whenever Boca plays.

The officiating crew

Boca’s possible lineup

O’Higgins’ possible lineup

Keep reading:

Boca’s lineup vs. O'Higgins for the second leg

Traveling to Chile: Boca’s squad list for the second leg against O'Higgins

Boca’s options for moving its home venue if it decides to preserve La Bombonera

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