The Brazilian team had suffered a heavy defeat in the first leg with a score of 3-0, before they rallied on their home ground and in front of their fans, achieving one of the biggest comebacks of the tournament, to secure qualification with an aggregate score of (4-3).
Palmeiras started the match with great attacking pressure, and Ramon Sosa succeeded in opening the scoring in the 20th minute. At the end of the first half, Bruno Fox added the second goal in stoppage time, igniting the match before the return from the break.
In the second half, the home team continued their dominance, and Rafael Vega managed to score the third and fourth goals in the 68th and 82nd minutes (from a penalty kick), leading his team to the final amidst a boisterous celebratory atmosphere.
On the other side, Flamengo qualified for the final after a goalless draw against Racing of Argentina, benefiting from their 1-0 first-leg victory, setting up an all-Brazilian final in the tournament.
The final is scheduled to be played at 12 midnight on November 30, in a match that promises a lot of excitement and ambition to win the title of King of the Latin Continent.
