Copa Libertadores: South American football hopes to emerge from the pandemic with 3 club finals in 8 days

With the 2020 editions of the biggest football matches in South America postponed and played in front of a handful of fans due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this year’s upcoming tournament finals are promising a different look by bringing supporters back in the stands.

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