# Estudiantes and Palmeiras Fans Gain Access to Additional Libertadores Final Tickets

CONMEBOL releases a new batch of Category 2 tickets for the Montevideo final match.

- **Source:** [Olé](https://www.ole.com.ar)
- **Published:** 2026-11-11
- **Topic:** [sports](https://brifing.si/c/sports)
- **Original article:** <https://www.ole.com.ar/estudiantes/estudiantes-copalibertadores-palmeiras-centenario-entradas_0_xNH2WS4gzI.html>
- **On Brifing:** https://brifing.si/s/e316c340-7d48-4c4f-8a34-4c35c3afbc12

## New Ticket Allocation

CONMEBOL has authorized a new batch of tickets for the upcoming Libertadores final between Estudiantes and Palmeiras. This release follows official negotiations to increase capacity for the match scheduled on November 28 at the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo. Sales for these additional seats officially commence this Wednesday at 17:00 local time.

## Category 2 Availability

The newly available inventory consists exclusively of Category 2 tickets, which are positioned along the sidelines of the pitch. Unlike the previously exhausted Category 3 sections, these seats are designated for mixed-fan areas. Each ticket is priced at 250 USD, with payment options including credit cards and the PIX digital transfer system.

## Estudiantes Priority Access

Estudiantes has secured a limited quota for their members, prioritizing those with higher rankings. The club implemented a progressive sales system with specific windows to manage high demand. Eligible members can purchase up to four tickets per user, provided they remain within the official registration system requirements set by the club and CONMEBOL.

## Public Sales Requirements

Beyond the member-exclusive windows, a remaining pool of tickets is open to the general public starting at 17:00. For this specific allocation, the primary requirement is that purchasers must be previously registered in the official system and hold Argentine nationality. This ensures a controlled distribution process for the remaining available stadium capacity.

## Stadium Access Protocols

Entry to the Centenario Stadium on match day will be managed strictly through digital e-tickets. Fans must utilize the official event application to access their QR codes, which will become available three days before the final. Physical tickets will not be issued, necessitating that all attendees have their mobile devices properly prepared.

## Historical Capacity Context

Initial ticket allocations for the final provided 12,000 seats per club, which were later expanded to 12,750. The rapid exhaustion of these initial Category 3 sectors prompted the current release of Category 2 inventory. This adjustment reflects the high demand for the match, which marks a significant milestone for both participating South American clubs.

## Operational Sales Mechanism

The sales process is conducted through the official Libertadores platform. Because the supply is limited and does not guarantee availability for all interested parties, the system operates on a first-come, first-served basis within the designated windows. Users are encouraged to complete their registrations early to avoid technical delays during the high-traffic purchase period.

## Final Match Outlook

As the November 28 kickoff approaches, both teams are managing squad challenges alongside the logistical ticket rollout. With the stadium capacity now finalized through these additional releases, the focus shifts to the pitch. Fans are advised to monitor official club communications for any further updates regarding entry requirements or potential last-minute changes.

## Sources covering this story

- [Olé — Estudiantes Releases Additional Tickets for Copa Libertadores Final](https://www.ole.com.ar/estudiantes/estudiantes-copalibertadores-palmeiras-centenario-entradas_0_xNH2WS4gzI.html)
- [GE Globo – Futebol — New Ticket Batch Released for Palmeiras vs. Estudiantes Libertadores Final](https://ge.globo.com/futebol/times/palmeiras/noticia/2026/11/11/palmeiras-x-estudiantes-saiba-como-comprar-ingressos-de-novo-lote-para-a-final-da-libertadores.ghtml)

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_Summary written by Brifing from the original reporting. Copyright in the original article belongs to its publisher; read the full piece at the link above._
