We'll wrap things up now but no doubt the Fluminense celebrations will go long into the night.

See you later.

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What a dramatic end to a game that took a while to get going. In the end, John Kennedy's extra time strike proved decisive.

Boca players are on their knees but Fluminense are celebrating wildly, rightly so. What a moment. They last reached the final in 2008, losing on penalties, and it has been a long wait for their fans to finally see victory.

All over!

Fluminense win the Copa Libertadores for the first time!

Now Boca have a corner. Seconds left and up comes the goalkeeper... but Nino charges down the shot from the set piece.

The goalkeeper stays back as the free kick is driven into the wall.

A huge cheer from the Fluminense fans.

Boca have a free kick now 30 yards from goal.

Goalkeeper coming up?

Fluminense are almost there.

One last attack for Boca Juniors?

A Boca ball into the box is awkward for Fabio, who spills initially but then dives on the ball.

He will not be getting back up in a hurry.

Guga is inches away from sealing victory for Fluminense as his shot strikes the post with Boca having pushed most of their players over.

Fluminense's deep defending is forcing Boca to take shots from distance and Fabio is called upon to save one such attempt. It wasn't too much trouble for him really.

I wouldn't bet against there being another sending off here. The challenges are getting more and more robust as the tension rises.

Fluminense are just going to do everything to defend this now and Boca are doing all the attacking as Dario Benedetto hits a dipping effort just wide.

A huge 15 minutes ahead.

And it is half time in extra time.

Fluminense are 15 minutes away from making history.

The referee doesn't take long and he walks back from the screen to upgrade Frank Fabra's yellow to a red.

Both players are down to 10 men and what a feisty end to this game!

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Hard to tell exactly what happened as it appeared Frank Fabra was booked, but the referee is going to the screen now...

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Nino is down on the ground after a bit of a melee between the two sets of players. Replays show he was slapped by Frank Fabra.

VAR is checking to see if he goes for this.

Boca players think they should have a penalty for a handball inside the box but nothing is given. Things are getting feisty.

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The VAR check was quick and the goal stands. Can Fluminense hold on this time and secure a historic win?