Botafogo Reaches Historic Copa Libertadores Final

Brazil's Botafogo has reached its first Copa Libertadores final despite losing 3-1 to Uruguay's Penarol, thanks to a strong 5-0 win in the first leg. Botafogo will face Atletico Mineiro in Buenos Aires on Nov. 30. Brazilian teams aim to continue their continental dominance.

Brazil's Botafogo has made history by advancing to its first Copa Libertadores final, despite a 3-1 defeat to Uruguay's Penarol in the second leg of the semifinals. The Brazilian side had secured a significant advantage in the first leg with a resounding 5-0 victory.

In the upcoming final on November 30 in Buenos Aires, Botafogo will square off against fellow Brazilian team Atletico Mineiro. Atletico reached the final after playing to a 0-0 draw at Argentina's River Plate, having previously claimed a 3-0 win at home.

This advancement marks a continuation of Brazilian dominance in the tournament, with Brazilian sides having captured the title for the past five years. The final will be played at the prestigious Monumental de Nunez Stadium.

(With inputs from agencies.)