The CONMEBOL Libertadores (also known as the Copa Libertadores) is an annual international club football competition in South America. This competition and its teams are available in the following FIFA 21 game modes: CONMEBOL Libertadores Mode. It begins with the qualifying rounds in November and December and ends with the final in February. The winner of the tournament receives a place in the next year's Club World Cup. In Europe, only UEFA Champions League winners are allowed to enter the UEFA Super Cup. In South America, however, there is no such limit; therefore, all winners of the major continental championships can participate. The current champions are River Plate, who won their third title last season under the management of Marcelo Bielsa. They beat out local rivals Boca Juniors in the final on penalties after they ended up drawing 1-1 after extra time. Both clubs had previously been in the final last year when Santos defeated them both to claim their second title in three years. River Plate were originally from the city of Rivera, Argentina but they moved to Milan, Italy when they were acquired by Italian club AC Milan in 1974. They returned to Argentina four years later and have been playing at the Monumental Stadium since then. They have never been relegated from the Argentine Primera División and have won two titles, in 1989 and 1990.