Today, Tuesday, August 2, the Copa Sudamericana restarts in its quarterfinals stage and 8 teams will seek to prevail in these first leg matches. Among them are FBC Melgar and Nacional de Montevideo, who are hoping to add an important victory to go calmly into the second leg. This whole scenario has allowed Conmebol to use its social media to place an amazing graphic where it features the top figures of the aforementioned teams.
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Through social media, Conmebol published an image where the 'cracks' of each team that will take part in this phase of the Copa Sudamericana appear, in it Bernardo Cuesta and Luis Suárez can be seen as the maximum icons of Melgar and Nacional, respectively. However, in the graphic they are all in cartoon form but they hope to become a reality on the field.
Melgar vs SC Internacional
For this stage of the continental tournament, Melgar will have to play against SC Internacional in a tough match where they want to continue making history and reach the semifinals. However, the entire 'Dominó' team knows it won't be easy and that's why they will take the utmost care against the powerful Brazilians. The first leg will be played this Thursday, August 4, while the second leg will be played on the following Thursday, August 11.
| Melgar vs SC Internacional | Match Details |
| Day | Thursday, August 4 |
| Time | 17:15 hours |
| Stadium | Monumental de la UNSA |
| TV Channel | DirecTV Sports - ESPN |
Nacional vs Atlético Goianiense
Meanwhile, Nacional is a candidate for the title after the arrival of Luis Suárez who could make his appearance for the 'Bolso' now that they are facing Atlético Goianiense. The Uruguayans are committed to tempting the title and that's why they must overcome the Brazilians, the first leg will be TODAY, August 2 and the second leg will be on the following day, August 9.
Copa Sudamericana 2022 Final
The final of the Copa Sudamericana will take place on October 1, 2022. The chosen stadium is the Mario Alberto Kempes in the city of Córdoba, Argentina.