⚽ Conmebol Libertadores 2023 - Prediction and Discussion Thread

[l3pox]

now that the championship ended is it the end of this thread?
these are some cool threads, I hope someone created different ones for future football championships too

discussing sports betting strategies would be interesting as well

[alegotardo]

Before rdluffy block this topic, congratulations to Fluminense!

The championship final had already been played in the previous round, as Internacional was the strongest team in the championship, so after Fluminense defeated the Colorado team, beating Boca Juniors would be easy indeed

Jokes aside... After more than a decade, this was a title Fluminense was missing and they truly deserved this achievement, they had a great campaign and got great results.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Without a doubt, many of us saw that great final and went to the edge in it, it seems to me that Marcelo deserved it, although wow in Brazil there were many upsets about Fluminense and the Argentines well they gave a lot to talk about, of course I understand the great of being a big fan of a team, but I have to say that sometimes you have to control yourself, this is something that makes us all a little angry seeing what happened even on Copacabana beach , now, I Don't know if it's just a news story fake or something like that, but they were saying that there was a case of doping in Fluminese? Or is it a pure lie , because if so it Could cause a big problem, I don't know to what extent it could be said that the game is eliminated and you have to play it again? I don't think so, right? I'm really waiting because this was news that I saw, but since I was doing something else, I couldn't read it, but I think it's a lie, what I did See a lot and was happy about was Marcelo's reactions.

I think Real Madrid also Congratulated him, CR7 also Congratulated him, but I'm very happy that someone who comes from European Football also triumphs from his Country , from his Local Competitions and in such an important cup like the Libertadores, I also have to do I mention that here Boca did Excellent , but for a moment I thought that things were Going to turn Around , and wow the Brazilian team did give a lot to talk about, they did it excellently and I think that we cannot stop praising them , because there is There are many Who like this type of Competition because you can see the level of football in South America, and clearly the things they can do, the only thing is that in South America there is not as much Support or as much Marketing as they do in Europe , you just have to wait for it. See how the Inercontinental Cup will develop to see how each of the champions can Show themselves, so you can See the world's Trophy in terms of clubs, but for me it is the best thing that can be Done.

[rdluffy]

now that the championship ended is it the end of this thread?

Before rdluffy block this topic, congratulations to Fluminense!

I think I'll leave this thread here for a few more days and close it
If anyone wants to comment, the time is now hehehe

Next year I hope you'll participate more, I always watch and follow the Libertadores, and once again it was a very exciting championship


Everyone thought (including me) that Palmeiras would be champions, and incredibly they didn't
Boca Juniors, with several draws, went through to the next stages until they eliminated Palmeiras and came second
In my opinion, Fluminense deserved the title


It's not an easy championship to bet on
The early stages are more predictable, but from the round of 16 onwards, the matches are very difficult to predict, especially if you're playing Brazilian teams against Argentinian or Uruguayan teams

And before I close the topic, I'd like your opinion
Even here on forum, you can see that the Libertadores is very unfamiliar to fans who don't live in South America. What should Conmebol do to attract more attention?
Because in my opinion, this championship could have a lot more attention from the general public, there are very good games, very good teams, balanced games, the famous South American "catimba", players on the rise and so on...

[l3pox]

now that the championship ended is it the end of this thread?

Before rdluffy block this topic, congratulations to Fluminense!

I think I'll leave this thread here for a few more days and close it
If anyone wants to comment, the time is now hehehe

Next year I hope you'll participate more, I always watch and follow the Libertadores, and once again it was a very exciting championship


Everyone thought (including me) that Palmeiras would be champions, and incredibly they didn't
Boca Juniors, with several draws, went through to the next stages until they eliminated Palmeiras and came second
In my opinion, Fluminense deserved the title


It's not an easy championship to bet on
The early stages are more predictable, but from the round of 16 onwards, the matches are very difficult to predict, especially if you're playing Brazilian teams against Argentinian or Uruguayan teams

And before I close the topic, I'd like your opinion
Even here on forum, you can see that the Libertadores is very unfamiliar to fans who don't live in South America. What should Conmebol do to attract more attention?
Because in my opinion, this championship could have a lot more attention from the general public, there are very good games, very good teams, balanced games, the famous South American "catimba", players on the rise and so on...

I wonder how those that got used to betting in the championship feel now that it ended and it'll take some months for a new one to start
must be a feeling of emptiness and lack of meaning
like losing a partner
like finishing a meal that doesn't make you feel full
or not getting any christmas gift...

sad