Brazilian side Gremio claimed a 1-0 home win over Colombia\'s Millonarios on Tuesday to give themselves the edge in their Copa Sudamericana quarter-final tie. Any draw in the second leg on 15 November will give Vanderlei Luxemburgo\'s Gremio a place in the penultimate stages of the South American club championship. Marco Antonio scored the winning goal in the 36th minute, heading home a Ze Roberto corner which had been deflected into his path by Gilberto Silva. Millonarios goalkeeper Luis Delgado had a strong second half, making several good saves to keep his team in the tie. He was beaten in the final minute by Andre Lima\'s header from a Ze Roberto free-kick - but the effort was ruled out for offside. Midfielder Marquinhos said afterwards: \"The main goal was a victory, so a 1-0 scoreline is good. Now we\'ll go to Colombia to try to score more.\" The winners of this tie will meet Paraguayan giants Cerro Porteno or Argentina\'s Tigre. The other quarter-final ties will see reigning champions Universidad de Chile clash with Brazilian giants Sao Paulo, while 2010 champions Independiente of Argentina meet Chile\'s Universidad Catolica. From FIFA
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