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Gremio and Cerro Porteno reached the Copa Libertadores round of 16, while Atletico Nacional were unable to seal their spot in the knockout stage.
Brazilian side Gremio and Paraguay's Cerro Porteno advanced from Group One with respective wins over Monagas and Defensor Sporting on the penultimate matchday.
Already assured of a last-16 berth prior to kick-off following Cerro Porteno's 1-0 win at Defensor Sporting, unbeaten Gremio claimed a last-gasp 2-1 victory over Monagas on Tuesday.
But Gremio secured their third win in five fixtures thanks to Jailson's 97th-minute penalty in Maturin.
Gremio improved to 11 points, a point clear of Cerro Porteno, who edged Defensor Sporting via Diego Churin's goal at the death.
Nacional's quest to progress from the group stage was halted following their 1-0 loss to Ecuador's Delfin.
Group Two leaders and Colombian visitors Nacional succumbed to Luis Chicaiza's 20th-minute goal.
