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Grêmio travel to face Palestino in Copa Sudamericana Group F on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at Estadio Municipal de La Cisterna in La Cisterna, Chile. Kickoff is set for 8:30 PM ET, and this is a pretty important early group-stage spot because neither side has much room to drift. Palestino are at home, but they come into this match sitting near the bottom of Group F after taking just one point from their first two matches. Grêmio are in better shape with three points, yet they are still chasing Montevideo City Torque at the top of the group, so this is not a spot where the Brazilian side can be too passive. That makes the betting setup interesting. Grêmio are

Racing Club travel to face Caracas in Copa Sudamericana Group E on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at Estadio Olímpico de la UCV in Caracas. Kickoff is listed for 6:00 PM ET, and this is a useful early group-stage measuring point because Caracas enter with four points through two matches, while Racing Club sit just behind them with three. That table context matters. Caracas have already shown they can compete in this group, drawing 1-1 at Botafogo and then beating Independiente Petrolero 1-0. Racing Club opened with a 3-1 road win over Independiente Petrolero, but the 3-2 loss to Botafogo left them needing a response. Racing are still the more talented side on paper, but this is not a simple favorite

Puerto Cabello and Juventud meet in Copa Sudamericana Group B on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. Kickoff is listed for 6:00 PM ET, and this is a pretty important group-stage spot because Puerto Cabello enter ahead of Juventud in the table, while Juventud are still searching for their first group win. Juventud are home here, but the table pressure is real. They have one point from two group matches, so this is not a spot where they can simply settle into a low-risk game and feel fine about it. Puerto Cabello, meanwhile, already have three points and can make a serious push toward the top half of Group B with a road result. The tricky part

After dropping a tough overtime game and a chance to take a commanding a 3-1 series lead, the Utah Mammoth were still feeling positive heading to Las Vegas for Game 5 of their best-of-seven Western Conference first-round matchup with the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night. “There’s still plenty of hockey left in this series, a tied (2-2) series going back,” Mammoth defenseman Ian Cole said. “It’s a three-game series. (We’re) focusing on what we can control and where we stand right now. I think that will do us well.” Utah fell behind 3-0 in Monday’s contest but scored four consecutive goals to take a 4-3 lead. Brett Howden scored his second goal of the game midway through the third