Palmeiras Meets LDU Quito in Copa Libertadores Quarterfinals
Palmeiras and Liga de Quito face off in the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals first leg at Nubank Parque.

KEY POINTS
- Palmeiras plays Liga de Quito in the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals first leg.
- The match is hosted at Nubank Parque in São Paulo on September 9.
- Palmeiras previously defeated Liga de Quito 4-0 in the 2025 semifinals.
- Jesus Valenzuela Saez is the designated referee for the fixture.
Palmeiras hosts Liga de Quito this Wednesday, September 9, in the first leg of the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals. The match takes place at the Nubank Parque stadium in São Paulo.
The Brazilian team reaches this stage after eliminating Cerro Porteño, while Liga de Quito advanced by defeating Mirassol on penalties. The last time these sides met in the tournament was in October 2025, when Palmeiras secured a 4-0 victory in the semifinals.
Referee Jesus Valenzuela Saez has been appointed to officiate the encounter. Fans can watch the match broadcast live via ESPN and Disney+.
According to RPP Noticias, the match kicks off at 07:00 p.m. in Brazil and Argentina, and at 05:00 p.m. in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador. El Rancaguino reports the kickoff time in Argentina and Chile as 21:00 hours.
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