São Paulo v LDU: Libertadores quarter-final, how to watch, no TV | OneFootball

São Paulo has this week the start of the most important duel of the season so far. On Thursday (18), the team visits LDU in Ecuador, for the first leg of the Copa Libertadores quarter-finals, which will be held in the city of Quito.

Hernán Crespo's team is motivated after another victory in the Brasileirão, 1-0 over Botafogo at Morumbi, but has already shifted focus to the match in the continental competition.

The Tricolor regrouped this Monday (15) and had some good news about its injured players. There will be only one more training session on Tuesday (16) before the trip to Quito, which will be on Wednesday morning (17), on a chartered flight, with arrival expected in the Ecuadorian capital in the afternoon.

But São Paulo had to alter its planning for the first leg of the quarter-finals. Aiming to mitigate the effects of Quito's altitude, the Tricolor had outlined a travel schedule that needed to be changed due to a structural issue: Guayaquil airport will undergo runway renovations on Wednesday and Thursday. Thus, they ended up losing a day of training to embark for Ecuador.

The bad news for the Tricolor fans is regarding the broadcast, once again not on TV. Again, just like in the round of 16 matches of the Libertadores, São Paulo will have its matches against LDU televised only by the streaming channel Paramount +.

The sequence of São Paulo's path then includes a classic against Santos away from home, which will be broadcast by Sportv and Premiere channels, on Sunday (21), at 8:30 PM (Brasília time), and finally, on the 25th, another Thursday, they will host LDU for the return match at Morumbi, which promises to be packed with fans. Ticket sales have already opened. Paramount will also be responsible for the broadcast of the return match.

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