LDU Quito host Palmeiras on Wednesday, September 16 in the second leg of their Copa Libertadores quarterfinal at Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, known as Casa Blanca, in Quito. Kickoff is 5:00 PM Central Time. Palmeiras carry a 1-0 lead from the first leg in Sao Paulo, so a draw sends the Brazilians through while LDU must win to keep their semifinal dream alive. Here we will cover the different online live stream and TV channel viewing options for the LDU Quito vs Palmeiras match.
How to Watch LDU Quito vs Palmeiras
The LDU Quito vs Palmeiras match will be broadcast at 5:00 PM CT (6:00 PM ET, 3:00 PM PT, 5:00 PM local time in Quito):
TV Channel:
- USA: beIN Sports, beIN Sports en Espanol
- Latin America: ESPN
Online Live Stream:
- USA: beIN Sports Connect, Fubo
- Latin America: Disney+
- Brazil: Paramount+
For the full Libertadores season beyond this tie, see our 2026 watch guide for where to watch South American club soccer from the USA.
Recent Form
LDU Quito’s last five matches in all competitions: a 1-1 home draw with Deportivo Cuenca on September 13, a 1-0 defeat at Palmeiras on September 9 in the first leg, a 3-1 win at Tecnico Universitario on September 5, a 0-0 home draw with Mushuc Runa on September 2, and a 2-1 defeat at Guayaquil City on August 29. That is one win, two draws and two defeats, with five goals scored and five conceded. At Casa Blanca, LDU have two wins, two draws and one defeat in their last five, scoring four and conceding three.
Palmeiras’ last five: a 2-0 home win over Sao Paulo on September 12, a 1-0 home win over LDU Quito on September 9, a 0-0 draw at Botafogo on September 7, a 0-0 draw at Santos on September 2 in the Copa do Brasil, and a 1-1 draw at Mirassol on August 31. That is two wins and three draws, unbeaten, with four consecutive clean sheets. On the road, Palmeiras are unbeaten in their last three outings.
Palmeiras arrive the hotter side, unbeaten in five with four straight shutouts, while LDU have managed one win in five and must now chase the tie.
Team News
Palmeiras are without captain Gustavo Gomez, suspended for accumulated yellow cards in the competition, with Alexander Barboza expected to step into the back line. There is better news elsewhere: Ramon Sosa returned to full training on Monday after a thigh injury and traveled with the squad. Joaquin Piquerez remains a doubt after leaving the Sao Paulo derby with ankle pain, though tests ruled out a fracture, and Mauricio is also doubtful with knee tendinitis. Jefte and Paulinho are sidelined.
Vitor Roque is Palmeiras’ man of the moment, scoring the sealer against Sao Paulo days after launching the move for Agustin Giay’s first-leg winner. For LDU, Deyverson leads their Libertadores scoring with two goals and converted the penalty against Cuenca, while Janner Corozo leads the team in assists in the competition with three.
Abel Ferreira is expected to stick with a back three, with Agustin Giay and Arthur pushing forward from wingback. LDU, forced to chase the tie at 2,850 meters above sea level, will likely press early and lean on Corozo’s delivery from wide areas.
Predicted Lineups
LDU Quito: Gonzalo Valle; Marcelo Weigandt, Gian Franco Allala, Ricardo Ade, Jose Carabali; Fernando Cornejo, Jesus Pretell, Villamil; Janner Corozo, Yerlin Quinonez, Michael Estrada.
Palmeiras: Carlos Miguel; Bruno Fuchs, Murilo, Alexander Barboza; Agustin Giay, Marlon Freitas, Andreas Pereira, Arthur; Jhon Arias, Flaco Lopez, Vitor Roque.
Match Preview: What to Watch
A semifinal against Fluminense awaits the winner. Palmeiras’ task is clear: avoid defeat at altitude and they are through. The 2,850 meters of Quito are the great equalizer, and recent history warns against comfort. In last season’s semifinal, LDU thrashed Palmeiras 3-0 at this same stadium before the Brazilians produced a stunning 4-0 comeback in Sao Paulo. Without Gomez organizing the defense, Barboza and Murilo must handle Deyverson and the movement of Corozo and Quinonez. Colombian referee Wilmar Roldan takes charge. If LDU win by a single goal, the tie goes to penalties. Only a two-goal LDU victory settles it in normal time.
Prediction
LDU Quito 1-0 Palmeiras, with Palmeiras advancing on penalties. LDU’s altitude advantage earns them the night, but Palmeiras’ defensive form should be enough to survive.
LDU Quito host Palmeiras on Wednesday, September 16 in the second leg of their Copa Libertadores quarterfinal at Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, known as Casa Blanca, in Quito. Kickoff is 5:00 PM Central Time. Palmeiras carry a 1-0 lead from the first leg in Sao Paulo, so a draw sends the Brazilians through while LDU must win to keep their semifinal dream alive. Here we will cover the different online live stream and TV channel viewing options for the LDU Quito vs Palmeiras match.
LDU Quito host Palmeiras on Wednesday, September 16 in the second leg of their Copa Libertadores quarterfinal at Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, known as Casa Blanca, in Quito. Kickoff is 5:00 PM Central Time. Palmeiras carry a 1-0 lead from the first leg in Sao Paulo, so a draw sends the Brazilians through while LDU must win to keep their semifinal dream alive. Here we will cover the different online live stream and TV channel viewing options for the LDU Quito vs Palmeiras match.
How to Watch LDU Quito vs Palmeiras
The LDU Quito vs Palmeiras match will be broadcast at 5:00 PM CT (6:00 PM ET, 3:00 PM PT, 5:00 PM local time in Quito):
TV Channel:
- USA: beIN Sports, beIN Sports en Espanol
- Latin America: ESPN
Online Live Stream:
- USA: beIN Sports Connect, Fubo
- Latin America: Disney+
- Brazil: Paramount+
Recent Form
LDU Quito’s last five matches in all competitions: a 1-1 home draw with Deportivo Cuenca on September 13, a 1-0 defeat at Palmeiras on September 9 in the first leg, a 3-1 win at Tecnico Universitario on September 5, a 0-0 home draw with Mushuc Runa on September 2, and a 2-1 defeat at Guayaquil City on August 29. That is one win, two draws and two defeats, with five goals scored and five conceded. At Casa Blanca, LDU have two wins, two draws and one defeat in their last five, scoring four and conceding three.
LDU Quito’s last five matches in all competitions: a 1-1 home draw with Deportivo Cuenca on September 13, a 1-0 defeat at Palmeiras on September 9 in the first leg, a 3-1 win at Tecnico Universitario on September 5, a 0-0 home draw with Mushuc Runa on September 2, and a 2-1 defeat at Guayaquil City on August 29. That is one win, two draws and two defeats, with five goals scored and five conceded. At Casa Blanca, LDU have two wins, two draws and one defeat in their last five, scoring four and conceding three.
Palmeiras’ last five: a 2-0 home win over Sao Paulo on September 12, a 1-0 home win over LDU Quito on September 9, a 0-0 draw at Botafogo on September 7, a 0-0 draw at Santos on September 2 in the Copa do Brasil, and a 1-1 draw at Mirassol on August 31. That is two wins and three draws, unbeaten, with four consecutive clean sheets. On the road, Palmeiras are unbeaten in their last three outings.
Palmeiras’ last five: a 2-0 home win over Sao Paulo on September 12, a 1-0 home win over LDU Quito on September 9, a 0-0 draw at Botafogo on September 7, a 0-0 draw at Santos on September 2 in the Copa do Brasil, and a 1-1 draw at Mirassol on August 31. That is two wins and three draws, unbeaten, with four consecutive clean sheets. On the road, Palmeiras are unbeaten in their last three outings.
Palmeiras arrive the hotter side, unbeaten in five with four straight shutouts, while LDU have managed one win in five and must now chase the tie.
Team News
Palmeiras are without captain Gustavo Gomez, suspended for accumulated yellow cards in the competition, with Alexander Barboza expected to step into the back line. There is better news elsewhere: Ramon Sosa returned to full training on Monday after a thigh injury and traveled with the squad. Joaquin Piquerez remains a doubt after leaving the Sao Paulo derby with ankle pain, though tests ruled out a fracture, and Mauricio is also doubtful with knee tendinitis. Jefte and Paulinho are sidelined.
Palmeiras are without captain Gustavo Gomez, suspended for accumulated yellow cards in the competition, with Alexander Barboza expected to step into the back line. There is better news elsewhere: Ramon Sosa returned to full training on Monday after a thigh injury and traveled with the squad. Joaquin Piquerez remains a doubt after leaving the Sao Paulo derby with ankle pain, though tests ruled out a fracture, and Mauricio is also doubtful with knee tendinitis. Jefte and Paulinho are sidelined.
Vitor Roque is Palmeiras’ man of the moment, scoring the sealer against Sao Paulo days after launching the move for Agustin Giay’s first-leg winner. For LDU, Deyverson leads their Libertadores scoring with two goals and converted the penalty against Cuenca, while Janner Corozo leads the team in assists in the competition with three.
Vitor Roque is Palmeiras’ man of the moment, scoring the sealer against Sao Paulo days after launching the move for Agustin Giay’s first-leg winner. For LDU, Deyverson leads their Libertadores scoring with two goals and converted the penalty against Cuenca, while Janner Corozo leads the team in assists in the competition with three.
Abel Ferreira is expected to stick with a back three, with Agustin Giay and Arthur pushing forward from wingback. LDU, forced to chase the tie at 2,850 meters above sea level, will likely press early and lean on Corozo’s delivery from wide areas.
Abel Ferreira is expected to stick with a back three, with Agustin Giay and Arthur pushing forward from wingback. LDU, forced to chase the tie at 2,850 meters above sea level, will likely press early and lean on Corozo’s delivery from wide areas.
Predicted Lineups
LDU Quito: Gonzalo Valle; Marcelo Weigandt, Gian Franco Allala, Ricardo Ade, Jose Carabali; Fernando Cornejo, Jesus Pretell, Villamil; Janner Corozo, Yerlin Quinonez, Michael Estrada.
LDU Quito: Gonzalo Valle; Marcelo Weigandt, Gian Franco Allala, Ricardo Ade, Jose Carabali; Fernando Cornejo, Jesus Pretell, Villamil; Janner Corozo, Yerlin Quinonez, Michael Estrada.
Palmeiras: Carlos Miguel; Bruno Fuchs, Murilo, Alexander Barboza; Agustin Giay, Marlon Freitas, Andreas Pereira, Arthur; Jhon Arias, Flaco Lopez, Vitor Roque.
Match Preview: What to Watch
A semifinal against Fluminense awaits the winner. Palmeiras’ task is clear: avoid defeat at altitude and they are through. The 2,850 meters of Quito are the great equalizer, and recent history warns against comfort. In last season’s semifinal, LDU thrashed Palmeiras 3-0 at this same stadium before the Brazilians produced a stunning 4-0 comeback in Sao Paulo. Without Gomez organizing the defense, Barboza and Murilo must handle Deyverson and the movement of Corozo and Quinonez. Colombian referee Wilmar Roldan takes charge. If LDU win by a single goal, the tie goes to penalties. Only a two-goal LDU victory settles it in normal time.
A semifinal against Fluminense awaits the winner. Palmeiras’ task is clear: avoid defeat at altitude and they are through. The 2,850 meters of Quito are the great equalizer, and recent history warns against comfort. In last season’s semifinal, LDU thrashed Palmeiras 3-0 at this same stadium before the Brazilians produced a stunning 4-0 comeback in Sao Paulo. Without Gomez organizing the defense, Barboza and Murilo must handle Deyverson and the movement of Corozo and Quinonez. Colombian referee Wilmar Roldan takes charge. If LDU win by a single goal, the tie goes to penalties. Only a two-goal LDU victory settles it in normal time.
Prediction
LDU Quito 1-0 Palmeiras, with Palmeiras advancing on penalties. LDU’s altitude advantage earns them the night, but Palmeiras’ defensive form should be enough to survive.
