🏋 América de Cali already training in Brazil
América de Cali is already installed on Brazilian soil for its commitment against Esporte Clube Bahia in the first leg of the playoffs for the CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2025 round of 16.
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After a debut in Liga BetPlay 2025-II in which they did not manage to win against Llaneros as visitors, Diego Gabriel Raimondi's team faces the first international commitment of the semester.
The scarlet team had a great campaign with 'Polilla' Da Silva in the group stage, where they finished as runners-up in Group C with eight points, the result of one win and five draws. That is, they still do not know defeat in the continental tournament.
In this instance, América de Cali seeks to advance to become a rival of Fluminense, who is already waiting in the round of 16 after their participation in the FIFA Club World Cup.
A good result in the first leg will give them tranquility to face the definition scheduled for next Tuesday, July 22, at the Estadio Pascual Guerrero.
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