São Paulo finds its tormentor again in the Libertadores and faces ‘problems’ in Chile

São Paulo knows its opponent in Libertadores 2024, after the draw held this Monday (18), at the Conmebol headquarters, in Paraguay ➡️ Everything about Tricolor now on WhatsApp. Follow our new Lance channel! São Paulo➡️With R$100 you can win R$2,000 on Lance! Bet with the future champion of Libertadores 2024 The most anticipated game in the group will be against Talleres. This is because the Argentine team withdrew Tricolor from the preliminary phase of the continental competition in 2019, an event that left a bad impression on São Paulo fans.continues after the announcement➡️ Follow Lance! on WhatsApp and follow the main sports news in real time The modest Cobresal represents the least technical threat to São Paulo in the Libertadores, but the exhausting journey and the altitude play in their favor. The Chilean stadium is located between the Andes Mountains and the Atacama Desert, which is difficult to navigate. In addition to the stadium being at an altitude of 2,300 meters, the competition sequence does not go through a major phase in the regional championship, which it has. had a victory, a draw and a defeat continues after advertisingLOGISTICS São Paulo is the third Brazilian football team with the longest trips in. Libertadores, behind only Flamengo and Botafogo, respectively. Tricolor will cover up to 19 thousand km on trips to Argentina, Chile and Ecuador DATES The exact dates and times of the Libertadores games have not been released, but São Paulo knows that their first opponent is Talleres, away from home (month 2 to 4 April ): Talleres (Argentina) x São Paulo 2nd round (9 to 11 April): São Paulo x Cobresal (Chile) 3rd round (23 to 11 April) April): 23. April 25: Barcelona (Ecuador) x São Paulo 4th round (May 7th to 9th): Cobresal (Chile) x São Paulo 5th round (May 14th to 16th): São Paulo x Barcelona (Ecuador) 6th round (28 to 30 May) : São Paulo x Talleres (Argentina) São Paulo returns to the Libertadores and seeks its fourth championship (Photo: Regnaldo Castro/Lancepress!) All about LibertadoresLibertadores 2024São Paulo