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The highly anticipated rematch between Boca vs São Paulo is stealing all the attention this Tuesday, as Boca will look to book its place in the Copa Sudamericana 2026 semifinals. After a 1-0 win at La Bombonera, the team will try to confirm its great form on Brazilian soil and keep dreaming on all fronts.

The Xeneize arrives at the legendary Morumbi stadium with the advantage earned in the first leg thanks to Miguel Merentiel’s lone but crucial goal at La Bombonera. Rodolfo Arruabarrena’s side is unbeaten in eleven straight matches across all competitions. That collective solidity has the blue-and-gold club full of hope ahead of a clash that looks vital for its ambitions this semester.

The opening whistle from Uruguayan referee Gustavo Tejera, with Leodán González on VAR duty, is scheduled for 9:30 p.m. this Tuesday, September 15. The team travels knowing that advancing in Brazil would be a major statement to back up its status as a contender. Everything is set for a true cup night that reaffirms the shirt’s international pedigree.

Boca celebrates against São Paulo. Photo: Gerónimo Marino/La Número 12.

How to watch the Boca vs São Paulo rematch on TV and streaming

For fans who could not travel to Brazil, the official broadcast of this crucial match will be carried by DSports. Traditional DIRECTV satellite TV users will be able to watch the game on channels 610 and 1610 in high definition. Likewise, those who prefer streaming can use the DGO platform by logging in with their credentials and going directly to the sports section.

At the same time, the telecommunications market offers additional alternatives so no fan misses the chance to cheer on Boca. In Argentina, the match will be available for Flow customers on channels 109 (DSports) and 110 (DSports 2), the same channel numbers offered by Telecentro, including their respective HD versions. In addition, Prime Video allows users to subscribe to the sports network’s channels as add-on content within its own platform.

The rematch will be broadcast on DSports.

The result of this tie will not only define the club’s continental future, but will also set the emotional tone for the upcoming challenges in a demanding domestic schedule. A win at the Morumbi would reaffirm Arruabarrena’s impeccable work and cement Boca as the top favorite for the South American title.

Boca’s hope against São Paulo

Recent international stats back the optimism at the club from La Ribera. After the emphatic 4-0 win over Recoleta in the round of 16, Boca ended an elusive run of eleven matches without an away victory in knockout stages of CONMEBOL tournaments.

To find the last time the team put together two consecutive away wins in these stages, you have to go back to the unforgettable tie against Athletico Paranaense in the 2019 Copa Libertadores. Individually, the spotlight is inevitably on the Uruguayan striker leading the attack.

The Beast wants to do it again in Brazil. Photo: Marcos Brindicci/Getty Images.

Miguel Merentiel has established himself as Boca’s trump card on big nights, scoring three times in five appearances in this cup. If he finds the net against São Paulo once again, he will join the select group of Rodrigo Palacio, Martín Palermo, Andrés Chávez, and Edinson Cavani as the only forwards with more than three goals in a single edition of this tournament.

Keep reading:

How the series between Boca and São Paulo will be decided in the event of a win, draw, or loss

Boca travels to Brazil: the squad called up for the rematch against São Paulo

When Boca vs São Paulo will be played, the Sudamericana quarterfinal rematch

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