Qualifying stages

Ranking of third qualifying stage losing teams

Ranking of third qualifying stage losing teams Table
Rk Squad MP W D L GF GA GD Pts Notes
1co Club Crest Nacional21011103→ Copa Sudamericana Second stage
2ve Club Crest Caracas210123-13→ Copa Sudamericana Second stage
3ar Club Crest Talleres201134-11
4uy Club Crest Defensor201102-21

Third qualifying stage (February 19, 2019 to February 28, 2019)

Club Crest Melgar
3–2
Caracas Club Crest
Feb 19
Melgar
2–0
Caracas
Feb 26
Caracas
2–1
Melgar
Melgar won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Group stage.
Caracas advance to Ranking of third qualifying stage losing teams.
Club Crest Atlético Mineiro
2–0
Defensor Club Crest
Feb 20
Defensor
0–2
Atlético Mineiro
Feb 27
Atlético Mineiro
0–0
Defensor
Atlético Mineiro won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Group stage.
Defensor advance to Ranking of third qualifying stage losing teams.
Club Crest Palestino
4–3
Talleres Club Crest
Feb 20
Talleres
2–2
Palestino
Feb 27
Palestino
2–1
Talleres
Palestino won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Group stage.
Talleres advance to Ranking of third qualifying stage losing teams.
Club Crest Libertad
1–1
Nacional Club Crest
Feb 21
Libertad
1–0
Nacional
Feb 28
Nacional
1–0
Libertad
Libertad won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Group stage.
Nacional advance to Ranking of third qualifying stage losing teams.

Second qualifying stage (February 5, 2019 to February 14, 2019)

Club Crest Nacional
1–0
Dep La Guaira Club Crest
Feb 7
Dep La Guaira
0–1
Nacional
Feb 14
Nacional
0–0
Dep La Guaira
Nacional won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying stage.
Club Crest Talleres
2–0
São Paulo Club Crest
Feb 6
Talleres
2–0
São Paulo
Feb 13
São Paulo
0–0
Talleres
Talleres won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying stage.
Club Crest Caracas
1–1
Delfín Club Crest
Feb 6
Delfín
1–1
Caracas
Feb 13
Caracas
0–0
Delfín
Caracas won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Third qualifying stage.
Club Crest Libertad
6–2
The Strongest Club Crest
Feb 5
The Strongest
1–1
Libertad
Feb 13
Libertad
5–1
The Strongest
Libertad won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying stage.
Club Crest Palestino
2–2
Independiente Club Crest
Feb 6
Palestino
1–1
Independiente
Feb 12
Independiente
1–1
Palestino
Palestino won on penalty kicks following extra time and advance to Third qualifying stage.
Club Crest Atlético Mineiro
5–4
Danubio Club Crest
Feb 5
Danubio
2–2
Atlético Mineiro
Feb 12
Atlético Mineiro
3–2
Danubio
Atlético Mineiro won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying stage.
Club Crest Defensor
3–1
Barcelona Club Crest
Feb 6
Defensor
3–0
Barcelona
Feb 12
Barcelona
1–0
Defensor
Defensor won on aggregate score over two legs.
Club Crest Melgar
1–0
U de Chile Club Crest
Feb 5
Melgar
1–0
U de Chile
Feb 13
U de Chile
0–0
Melgar
Melgar won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying stage.

First qualifying stage (January 22, 2019 to January 30, 2019)

Club Crest Delfín
5–1
Nacional Club Crest
Jan 22
Delfín
3–0
Nacional
Jan 30
Nacional
1–2
Delfín
Delfín won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second qualifying stage.
Club Crest Dep La Guaira
2–2
Real Garcilaso Club Crest
Jan 23
Dep La Guaira
1–0
Real Garcilaso
Jan 29
Real Garcilaso
2–1
Dep La Guaira
Dep La Guaira won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Second qualifying stage.
Club Crest Defensor
6–5
Bolívar Club Crest
Jan 23
Bolívar
2–4
Defensor
Jan 30
Defensor
2–3
Bolívar
Defensor won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second qualifying stage.

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