Overview
- Rodrigo Castillo scored in the 62nd minute to seal a 3-2 aggregate after the first leg ended 2-2 in Santiago.
- The striker was decisive across the tie, delivering all three of Lanús’s goals over the two matches.
- VAR disallowed one goal for each team, and the winning move stood despite U de Chile protests over a prior handball.
- Lanús will meet Atlético Mineiro in Asunción on 22 November for the title, with a 2026 Copa Libertadores group spot at stake.
- Authorities barred visiting supporters and deployed a major police escort for the Chilean delegation, the match closed with a melee that brought a red card for Matías Zaldivia, and U de Chile lacked Lucas Assadi due to a hamstring injury.