Copa Libertadores de América 1960 - Details

Teams:
Peñarol (Uruguay),
Millonarios (Colombia),
Olimpia (Paraguay),
San Lorenzo (Argentina),
Esporte Clube Bahia (Brasil),
Jorge Wilstermann (Bolivia),
Universidad de Chile (Chile).
The champion national teams of Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela did not participate in the
first edition.

First Round

Group A (Argentina, Brasil)

20.04.1960 - San Lorenzo (Arg) 3 - EC Bahia (Bra) 0
Stadium: Huracan (Buenos Aires)

03.05.1960 - EC Bahia (Bra) 3 - San Lorenzo (Arg) 2

Stadium : Fonte Nova (Bahia)

Qualified : San Lorenzo (Argentina)

Group B (Uruguay, Bolivia)

19.04.1960 - Peñarol (Uru) 7 - Jorge Wilstermann (Bol) 1
Stadium : Centenario (Montivedeo)

30.04.1960 - Jorge Wilstermann (Bol) 1 - Peñarol (Uru) 1

Stadium : Hernando Siles (La Paz)

Qualified : Peñarol (Uruguay)

 
Group C (Chile, Colombia)
08.05.1960 - Universidad de Chile (Chi) 0 - Millonarios (Col) 6
Stadium : Nacional (Santiago)

15.05.1960 - Millonarios (Col) 1 - Universidad de Chile (Chi) 0

Stadium : Nemesio Camacho, "El Campin" (Bogota)

Qualified : Millonarios (Colombia)

Olimpia (Paraguay) bye.

Semifinals
18.05.1960 - Peñarol (Uru) 1 - San Lorenzo (Arg) 1
Stadium : Centenario (Montevideo)

24.05.1960 -  San Lorenzo (Arg) 0 - Peñarol (Uru) 0

Stadium : Huracan (Buenos Aires)

29.05.1960 - Peñarol (Uru) 2 - San Lorenzo (Arg) 1

Stadium : Centenario (Montevideo)

Qualified : PEÑAROL (URUGUAY)

29.05.1960 - Millonarios (Col) 0 - Olimpia (Par) 0

Stadium : Nemesio Camacho, "El Campin" (Bogota)

05.06.1960 - Olimpia (Par) 5 - Millonarios (Col) 1

Stadium : Manuel Ferreira (Asuncion)

Qualified : OLIMPIA (PARAGUAY)

Finals
12.06.1960 - Peñarol (Uru) 1 - Olimpia (Par) 0
Stadium : Centenario (Montevideo)

19.06.1960 - Olimpia (Par) 1 - Peñarol (Uru) 1

Stadium : Manuel Ferreira (Asuncion)

CHAMPION: PEÑAROL (URUGUAY)

Copa Libertadores de América 1961 - Details

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Teams: Peñarol (Uruguay), Independiente Santa Fe (Colombia), Olimpia (Paraguay),

Independiente (Argentina), Palmeiras (Brasil), Jorge Wilstermann (Bolivia), Colo Colo
(Chile), Universitario (Peru), Barcelona (Ecuador). The champion national team of
Venezuela did not participate in this edition.

First Round
02.04.1961 - Independiente Santa Fe (Col) 3 - Barcelona (Ecu) 0
Stadium: El Campin (Bogota)

09.04.1961 - Barcelona (Ecu) 2 - Independiente Santa Fe (Col) 2

Stadium : Modelo (Guayaquil)

Qualified : Independiente Santa Fe (Colombia)

 
Quarter finals

Group A (Chile, Paraguay)

09.04.1961 - Colo Colo (Chi) 2 - Olimpia (Par) 5

Stadium: Nacinal (Santiago)

16.04.1961 - Olimpia (Par) 1 - Colo Colo (Chi) 2

Stadium : Manuel Ferreira (Asuncion)

Qualified : Olimpia (Paraguay)

Group B (Uruguay, Peru)

19.04.1960 - Peñarol (Uru) 5 - Universitario (Per) 0

Stadium : Centenario (Montevideo)

30.04.1960 - Universitario (Per) 2 - Peñarol (Uru) 0

Stadium : Nacional (Lima)

Qualified : Peñarol (Uruguay)

Group C (Argentina, Brasil)

04.05.1961 - Independiente (Arg) 0 - Palmeiras (Bra) 2
Stadium : Racing Club (Avellaneda)

11.05.1961 - Palmeiras (Bra) 1 - Independiente (Arg) 0

Stadium : Pacaembu (San Pablo)

Qualified : Palmeiras (Argentina)

 

Group D (Bolivia, Colombia)

30.04.1961 - Jorge Wilstermann (Bol) 3 - Independiente Santa Fe (Col) 2
Stadium : Felix Capriles (Cochabamba)

07.05.1961 - Independiente Santa Fe (Col) 1 - Jorge Wilstermann (Bol) 0

Stadium : El Campin (Bogota)

Qualified : Independiente Santa Fe (Colombia)

Semifinals
21.05.1961 - Independiente Santa Fe (Col) 2 - Palmeiras (Bra) 2
Stadium : El Campin (Bogota)

28.05.1961 -  Palmeiras (Bra) 4 - Independiente Santa Fe (Col) 1

Stadium : Pacaembu (San Pablo)

Qualified : Palmeiras (Brasil)

21.05.1691 - Peñarol (Uru) 3 - Olimpia (Par) 1

Stadium : Centenario (Montevideo)

27.05.1961 - Olimpia (Par) 1 - Peñarol (Uru) 2

Stadium : Manuel Ferreira (Asuncion)

Qualified : Peñarol (Uruguay)

Finals
04.06.1961 - Peñarol (Uru) 1 - Palmeiras (Bra) 0
Stadium : Centenario (Montevideo)

 
11.06.1961 - Palmeiras (Bra) 1 - Peñarol (Uru) 1
Stadium : Pacaembu (San Pablo)

CHAMPION : PEÑAROL (URUGUAY)