A Copa Libertadores é uma competição anual de futebol sul-americano, inspirada na UEFA Champions League, e conta com a participação de clubes de todo o continente. Desde o seu início, clubes líderes da Argentina e do Brasil obtiveram seus maiores sucessos. Do lado argentino, o Independiente é o time com mais títulos (sete), enquanto o Boca Juniors tem se saído bem também, com seis.
Do lado brasileiro, clubes brasileiros também realizaram grandes feitos, com Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Santos, Gremio e Flamengo vencendo três títulos cada. Santos FC é um deles, que celebrou o seuterceiro títulona competição em qual aplicativo de aposta de jogo 2024, após uma espera de 49 anos.
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