The 2023 Copa Libertadores showcases 32 teams in the group stage, representing the strongest clubs across the continent.
The Libertadores Cup 2023 kicks off with a preliminary phase on February 8, leading to a draw that places the 32 participating clubs into eight groups. With the top teams pursuing the coveted title, luck meets strategy as the schedule unfolds and each match becomes a test of depth, form, and cohesion.
Copa Libertadores 2023: when it starts, teams and matches
DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF THE DRAW
The draw is scheduled for Monday, March 27, following the conclusion of the third preliminary round. By that time, the 32 group-stage clubs will have been confirmed, and the group stage itself is set to begin on April 5. The exact venue and kickoff times are to be announced, with organizers aiming for a smooth, spectator-friendly process that builds anticipation for the campaign ahead.
HOW TO WATCH THE DRAFT VIA STREAMING AND TV?
Broadcast rights for the 2023 Copa Libertadores are controlled by Paramount and ESPN in South America, Central America, the Caribbean, and the territories of Guyana, French Guiana, and Suriname. In Brazil, fans can tune in via Globo, ESPN and Paramount. For streaming, options include Pluto TV and Star+, offering accessible ways to follow all the key draw moments and the ensuing group stage action.
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