Final de la Copa Libertadores 2026 en Montevideo: las mejores remontadas de semifinales

Boca's 1-0 first-leg lead survived a 2-1 second-leg loss at the Monumental: the 5-4 shootout win sent Boca through, despite River scoring in the 90+4 minute.

Boca won 1-0 first leg, River led 2-1 late second leg then Tevez equalized 2-2, Boca won 5-4 on penalties at Monumental

1-0 first-leg lead wiped out 2-1 in the second leg; Boca advanced on penalties in a Superclásico semi

A scoreless tie erupted in the 89th minute with Tevez's 'gallinita' red card, a 94th-minute River equalizer, and an away-fan-banned shootout won 5–4 by Boca at a silenced Monumental.

The only Superclásico semifinal: River led 2-1 at the Monumental with minutes left, Nasuti equalised at 90', and Boca survived a 5-4 shootout — with Tévez sent off in extra time.

A Superclásico semifinal decided by penalties at the Monumental: Tevez scored and was sent off, Abbondanzieri saved Maxi López, Boca won 5-4.

Beaten 2-0 away, Atlético won 2-0 at home (a late goal forced the shootout), then Víctor's save gave a 3-2 penalty win and the club's first title.

2-0 first-leg deficit reversed 2-0 at home then decided on penalties—Galo reached the final and became champions

After a stadium power outage suspended play, Guilherme scored in the 96th minute to level the tie 2–2, setting up Victor's iconic penalty save on Maxi Rodríguez.

0-2 down in Rosario; at home Bernard scored at 3', the Independência lights went out, Guilherme struck at 84' — and Víctor saved three penalties in a 3-2 shootout before Ronaldinho's lone Libertadores title.

0-2 down from Argentina, Atlético equalised on aggregate in the fifth minute of stoppage time, won the shootout 3-2 and then won the trophy.

Palmeiras lost the second leg 1-0 and the tie was level at 2-2 after an 82nd-minute goal, then goalkeeper Carlos Miguel helped win the shootout 5-3, only 24 hours before tonight's semifinal.

0-0 first leg, Fluminense won 1-0 second leg in regulation then lost 3-5 on penalties at Allianz — decided tonight's opponent

Hércules' 82nd-minute header at the Allianz forced the first shootout of this year's semis; Carlos Miguel made the save and Palmeiras converted all five — a second straight final, decided this week.

Once Caldas won 2-1 in Manizales after a 0-0 first leg, eliminating São Paulo and then going on to win the Libertadores for the first time.

Colombia's ultimate underdog resisted Brazil's superstar lineup at the Morumbi, then Jorge Agudelo struck in the 90th minute in Manizales to seal a fairytale 2–1 aggregate triumph.

A goalless night at the Morumbi, then Agudelo's 90th-minute winner in Manizales — the fairytale tie that ended with little Once Caldas lifting the trophy against defending champions Boca.

3-1 first-leg deficit erased 3-0 in the second leg; Boca went on to lift the trophy—the largest semi-final comeback ever completed

Boca needed three goals after a 1-3 first leg; Battaglia scored at 90 to complete the comeback and Boca went on to lift the cup.

After a 3-0 first-leg defeat, River won 2-0 in São Paulo and came within one goal of forcing a tie that Palmeiras ultimately survived on aggregate before lifting the trophy.

After Palmeiras won 3–0 in Buenos Aires, River bombarded Allianz Parque to win 2–0, having an aggregate equalizer disallowed by millimetric VAR in stoppage time.

Trailing 1-0 at the Beira-Rio until the 81st minute, Flu flipped the tie in six minutes — John Kennedy 81', Germán Cano 87' — and lifted their first title three weeks later.