Copa Ganadores de Copa

 

Recopa Sudamericana de Clubes

1970

Official tournament organised by Conmebol and held once in 1970. A second edition was planned for 1971 but eventually reduced to a friendly tournament.

The mode of qualifying was different by country:

Argentina: Atlanta qualified as runners-up of the Copa Argentina 1969. 
           The winners, Boca Juniors, qualified for the Copa Libertadores 1970.
Bolivia:   Mariscal Santa Cruz as the highest-placed team not to qualify for the
           Copa Libertadores.
Chile:     Unión Española, not clear.
Ecuador:   El Nacional qualified as winners of the Copa Ecuador 1970.
Paraguay:  Libertad, not clear. 
Peru:      Deportivo Municipal as the highest-placed team in Peru not to qualify for the Copa Libertadores.
Uruguay:   Rampla Juniors qualified as winners of the Torneo de Copa 1969.
Venezuela: Unión Deportiva Canarias, apparently as runners-up of the Copa Venezuela. 
           The winners, Deportivo Galicia, qualified for the Copa Libertadores. 

Brazil and Colombia declined to participate.

First Round

Group winners qualify for final.

Group 1 (in Quito, Ecuador, estadio Olimpico Atahualpa)
 8 Mar   El Nacional-Canarias                 0-0
11 Mar   Canarias-Libertad                    0-0
15 Mar   El Nacional-Libertad                 4-1

 1.El Nacional (Quito)             2  1  1  0  4- 1  3
 2.Canarias (Venezuela)            2  0  2  0  0- 0  2
 3.Libertad (Asunción)             2  0  1  1  1- 4  1

Group 2 (in La Paz, Bolivia, field Hernán Siles)
22 Mar  Mariscal Santa Cruz-Atlanta           1-0
22 Mar  Unión Española-Deportivo Municipal    1-1
26 Mar  Unión Española-Rampla Juniors         1-0
26 Mar  Atlanta-Deportivo Municipal           4-3
28 Mar  Atlanta-Unión Española                3-3
29 Mar  Mariscal-Rampla Juniors               4-1
 2 Apr  Mariscal-Unión Española               2-1
 2 Apr  Deportivo Municipal-Rampla Juniors    1-1  (in Cochabamba)
 4 Apr  Atlanta-Rampla Juniors                2-0  (in Cochabamba)
 5 Apr  Mariscal-Deportivo Municipal          1-1

 1.Mariscal Santa Cruz (La Paz)    4  3  1  0  8- 3  7
 2.Atlanta (Buenos Aires)          4  2  1  1  9- 7  5
 3.Unión Española (Santiago)       4  1  2  1  6- 6  4
 4.Deportivo Municipal (Lima)      4  0  3  1  6- 7  3
 5.Rampla Juniors (Montevideo)     4  0  1  3  2- 8  1


Final (Apr 19, Quito, Atahualpa & Apr 26, La Paz, Hernán Siles)
El Nacional (Quito)      Ecu  Mariscal Santa Cruz      Bol   0-0  0-2  0-2

Champion: Mariscal Santa Cruz (Bolivia).

1971

First Stage

Brazil and Colombia decided not to enter.

Group 1 (in Concepción, Chile, or Montevideo, Uruguay)

This group was to be played with the following teams (as reported on
January 8, 1971):

Huracán Buceo (Montevideo, Uruguay)
Deportes Concepción (Concepción, Chile)
one undefined team from Argentina (see Copa Argentina - 1970)
one undefined team from Bolivia

On February 25, 1971, Deportes Concepción withdrew and Huracán Buceo 
had not yet confirmed its participation, so, CSF decided the following:

 The tournament would be a friendly one and no cup would be awarded;
 name the referees because the tournament (in group 2) was about to start. 

Group 2 (in Quito, Ecuador, estadio Olimpico Atahualpa)

NB: played in parallel with group 5 matches of the Copa Libertadores 1971.

Participants:
América (Quito, Ecuador)
Olimpia (Asunción, Paraguay)
Juan Aurich (Chiclayo, Peru)
Valencia FC (Valencia, Venezuela)

28  Feb   Olimpia-Juan Aurich                  2-1
28  Feb   América-Valencia                     1-0
 3  Mar   América-Juan Aurich                  4-0
 3  Mar   Olimpia-Valencia                     0-0
 7  Mar   América-Olimpia                      0-0
 7  Mar   Valencia-Juan Aurich                 2-2

 1.América (Quito)                 3  2  1  0  5- 0  5
 2.Olimpia (Asunción)              3  1  2  0  2- 1  4
 3.Valencia                        3  0  2  1  2- 3  2 
 4.Juan Aurich (Chiclayo)          3  0  1  2  3- 8  1

As group 1 never was played, América won the tournament (which however
was a friendly one, see above).

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Copa Conmebol Masters
1996

Played in Cuiabá, Brazil, Feb 8-12, 1996.

Participating clubs:

All winners of the Copa Conmebol 1992-1995.

Semifinals

São Paulo          7-3 Botafogo               [Feb 8]
  [Valdir 6' and 38', Almir 12', 31' and 55', Ailton 72', Edmilson 73';
   Tulio 33', 48' (pen) and 52'(pen)]
Atlético Mineiro   0-0 Rosario Central        [Feb 9, 10-9 on pen]


Final

São Paulo          3-0 Atlético Mineiro        [Feb 12]
  [Almir 9' and 51', Valdir 68']

Topscorer: Almir (São Paulo) 5 goals.

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