Where to watch Tigre x Macará live for the Copa Sudamericana By Janderson Luiz
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Tigre hosts Macará at 7pm this Thursday at Estadio José Dellagiovanna, in Buenos Aires, for the second round of Grupo A of CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2026. Ambos the teams add a point after draws in their debut and are looking for their first victory to improve their position in the table. The referee is the Brazilian Rafael Rodrigo Klein.
The match takes place at home for Tigre, who are trying to take advantage of the support of the fans to score three points. Macará travels to Argentina in search of a positive result away from home. Grupo A presents an initial balance, with all teams scoring similar points after the first round.
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Escalação likely from Tigre
The Tigre coach must send a formation with Felipe Zenobio in goal onto the field. The defense has Elías Cabrera, Ramón Arias, Alan Barrionuevo and Nahuel Banegas. In the middle, Jabes Saralegui, Guillermo Soto, Bruno Leyes and Gonzalo Martínez act. In attack, Manuel Fernández and Ignacio Russo form the offensive duo.
Essa lineup reflects the team the club has used recently. Tigre seeks to control the midfield and explore the flanks against the visitor. The Argentine team has a good performance at home in continental competitions.
Detalhes from Macará
Macará arrives after a draw in the opening round and needs to show defensive consistency against the home team. The Ecuadorian team tends to rely on quick transitions and strong pressing in the middle. The coach assembles the team to neutralize the local attack and look for spaces in counterattacks.
Featured Jogadores include names like J. Chala, which appears in recent performance statistics. The team has an average number of cards considered in preparation. Macará knows the difficulty of playing in the Argentine stadium and is preparing a strategy to limit Tigre’s actions.
- Felipe Zenobio (likely Tigre goalkeeper)
- Ignacio Russo (striker highlighted in Tigre)
- Rafael Rodrigo Klein (main referee, averaging 5.69 cards per game)
- Estadio José Dellagiovanna (Buenos Aires match location)
- Grupo A from CONMEBOL Sudamericana (key with initial balance between the four teams)
Transmissão and general information
The confrontation is broadcast on Paramount+ in some countries. Local time is 7pm on Buenos Aires. CONMEBOL defines standard rules for the group stage, with decisive points for classification to the next stages.
The José Dellagiovanna stadium welcomes the public with the usual capacity for international matches. The teams already know their group rivals, which include other teams with one point each. The result of this match could change the order of the table quickly.
Expectativa for the duel
Tigre comes as home team and has a favorable record at home. Macará seeks to surprise with tactical organization. The Brazilian referee Rafael Rodrigo Klein commands the game, assisted by a team also from Brasil.
Ambos the sides need a victory to distance themselves in the fight for places. Grupo A’s balance makes every point valuable at this early stage. The match continues with both teams looking for three points.
