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Football: Libertadores Cup |
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Libertadores Cup, Titles by Country
Information about the international football tournament Libertadores Cup including titles by country, logos, links, results and other data. |
The first cup was won by Peñarol of Uruguay. As of 2005, 20 different teams have won the cup. The most successful club has been the Argentinian side Independiente, winners seven times including four in a row from 1972 to 1975. The competition all-time goalscorer is still striker Alberto Spencer of Ecuador. He played as a striker for Peñarol during their golden age in the 60's, scoring 48 goals in 70 games, and for Barcelona of Guayaquil, scoring 6 goals in 7 games. In total, he scored 54 goals in the Copa Libertadores. |
Libertadores Cup, Titles by Country |
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Years |
Argentina |
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1964 - Independiente
1965 - Independiente
1967 - Racing Club
1968 - Estudiantes
1969 - Estudiantes
1970 - Estudiantes
1972 - Independiente
1973 - Independiente
1974 - Independiente
1975 - Independiente
1977 - Boca Juniors
1978 - Boca Juniors
1984 - Independiente
1985 - Argentinos Juniors
1986 - River Plate
1994 - Velez Sarsfield
1996 - River Plate
2000 - Boca Juniors
2001 - Boca Juniors
2003 - Boca Juniors
2007 - Boca Juniors
2009 - Estudiantes
2014 - San Lorenzo
2015 - River Plate
2018 - River Plate |
Brazil |
24 - |
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1962 - Santos
1963 - Santos
1976 - Cruzeiro
1981 - Flamengo
1983 - Gremio
1992 - Sao Paulo
1993 - Sao Paulo
1995 - Gremio
1997 - Cruzeiro
1998 - Vasco da Gama
1999 - Palmeiras
2005 - Sao Paulo
2006 - Internacional
2010 - Internacional
2011 - Santos
2012 - Corinthians
2013 - Atlético Mineiro
2017 - Gremio
2019 - Flamengo
2020 - Palmeiras
2021 - Palmeiras
2022 - Flamengo
2023 - Fluminense
2024 - Botafogo |
Uruguay |
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1960 - Peñarol
1961 - Peñarol
1966 - Peñarol
1971 - Nacional
1980 - Nacional
1982 - Peñarol
1987 - Peñarol
1988 - Nacional |
Colombia |
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1989 - Atlético Nacional
2004 - Once Caldas
2016 - Atlético Nacional |
Paraguay |
3 - |
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1979 - Olimpia
1990 - Olimpia
2002 - Olimpia |
Chile |
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1991 - Colo Colo |
Ecuador |
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2008 - Liga de Quito |
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Titles By Country
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