After a 3-1 finish, the 2008 Copa Libertadores final went to penalties, and the Ecuadorians came out on top, claiming the tropy and the $2.6 million cash prize.

It is interesting to note that if the tie had been played under European rules, Fluminense would have claimed the title.

LDU Quito took a big step towards claiming the 2008 Copa Libertadores last night, speeding past Brazilian challenger Fluminense 4-2.
For a recap of events, go here.
Otherwise, enjoy the highlights.

Here is a short, grainy clip shot in the Fluminese stands last night. The Brazilian club qualified for the Copa Libertadores final, and the fans knows it.

Talk about atmosphere!

Fluminese took it to Boca Juniors last night, winning 3-1 at home (and 5-3 on aggregate) to set up a Copa Libertadores final with LDU Quito of Ecuador.

For a match report of last night's semifinal, go here.

LDU Quito held America to a goalless draw last night, which on top of a 1-1 draw at the Atzeca last week means that Quito are through to the Copa Libertadores final.

For a recap of the events in Quito, go here.

Enjoy the highlights!

Last night's Copa Libertadores semifinal between Boca Juniors and Fluminese ended in a 2-2 draw, meaning that both Libertadores semifinals are open -- America and LDU Quito managed a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night.

For a match report of Boca-Fluminese, go here.

You can see the America - Quito highlights here.

LDU Quito traveled to the Azteca last night and managed a 1-1 draw with America in the first leg of their Copa Libertadores semifinal.

For a written report of the match, go here.

In the other semifinal, Boca Juniors host Fluminense in Buenos Aires tonight.