The first leg takes place this Wednesday (14) at Maracanã, with full coverage from the public broadcaster.
This Wednesday (14), Rádio Nacional broadcasts the first leg between Fluminense and Palmeiras in the Copa Libertadores semi-final, directly from Maracanã, in Rio de Janeiro, starting at 9:30 pm.
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Fluminense and Palmeiras compete in the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores with round-trip games.
Rádio Nacional broadcasts this Wednesday (14) the first leg between Fluminense and Palmeiras, valid for the semi-final of the Copa Libertadores. The teams face each other at 9:30 pm at the Maracanã stadium, in Rio de Janeiro. The public broadcaster's sports day starts at 9:15 pm.
Palmeiras secured their place in the Libertadores semi-final with a lot of emotion. After beating LDU 1-0 in the first game, in São Paulo, Alviverde suffered a 3-2 defeat in Quito, but confirmed their classification in the penalty shootout. Fluminense secured their place by defeating Platense 3-1 on aggregate.
The broadcaster's broadcast begins with the track Show de Bola Nacional and has a complete team to provide the public with all the information about the clash. The match will be narrated by André Luiz Mendes and comments by Mário Silva. Journalist Mauricio Costa heads the report and the round's duty.
The game goes on air for part of the network on AM and OC, in addition to FM in Rio de Janeiro, Alto Solimões and partners from the National Public Communication Network (RNCP). Nacional FM in other places continues with musical content. Listeners can stay tuned to their favorite productions via the dial, on the app and on the station's website. The audios are still available in real time via streaming on both platforms.
Copa Libertadores
The Copa Conmebol Libertadores is the main club tournament in South America, organized by the South American Football Confederation (Conmebol). Disputed annually since 1960, the competition brings together the most qualified teams from each country on the continent, defined by their performance in the national leagues.
Considered the South American equivalent of the European Champions League, the Libertadores crowns the continental champion, who goes on to represent the region in the Club World Cup.
National sports coverage
A sport that is a passion of the Brazilian people, football is one of the highlights of the programming of Rádio Nacional, a public broadcaster that has been a reference in broadcasting matches in the country for decades. Games from the main competitions and the most important news have space in the daily sports sessions.
Fans can stay tuned via the radio, website or streaming to follow the emotions of the disputes between the biggest Brazilian clubs. Before and after the clashes, the listener is informed about the teams' preparation and the impact of the score on the National airwaves. The analysis of the results of the round also has a daily window for a rich debate in renowned productions in sports radio journalism.
The Rádio Nacional team brings together stars of the sports chronicle. They are producers, journalists and presenters who seek to differentiate the news. In addition to informing the public on the radio waves, the team also does well on the TV Brasil screen. The professionals perform the Stadium program, from Tuesday to Friday, at 6:30 pm.
Always live, the public broadcaster's traditional productions bring updated analyzes and findings. Sport has a prominent place in the channel’s programming. The daily news program Repórter Brasil, at 12:45 pm and 7 pm, also offers extensive coverage of the day's main results.
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