Peñarol in Copa Libertadores 1960-1969
Overview | 1970-1979
001 19th April 1960 (1st Round - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - JORGE WILSTERMANN (BOL) 7-1 (4-0)
Carlos Robles CHI
35.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Borges 13, 2-0 Cubilla 20, 3-0 Borges 27, 4-0 Spencer 35, 4-1 Alcócer 49, 5-1 Spencer 58,
6-1 Spencer 67, 7-1 Spencer 90
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR", Santiago Pino, Néstor
Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Carlos Abel Linazza, Juan Eduardo Hohberg,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Carlos Borges
JORGE WILSTERMANN: (Coach: Saúl Ongaro)
Rico, Oscar Claure, Villarroel, José Trujillo, José Rocabado, Mario Zabalaga, César Sánchez,
Máximo Alcócer, Ausberto García, Renán López, Rómulo Cortez (Alfredo Soria)
Notes: First match in the Copa Libertadores history.
Peñarol fielded four foreigners - Salvador (Brazilian), Carlos Linazza and Juan
Hohberg (Argentinians) and Alberto Spencer (Ecuadorian).
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002 30th April 1960 (1st Round - Group 2)
JORGE WILSTERMANN (BOL) - PEÑAROL 1-1 (0-1)
José Luis Praddaude ARG
30.000, Estadio Hernando Siles Suazo, La Paz
0-1 Cubilla 43, 1-1 García 55
JORGE WILSTERMANN: (Coach: Saúl Ongaro)
Walter Zamorano, Rolando Vargas, José Trujillo, Oscar Claure, José Rocabado, Mario Zabalaga,
Alfredo Soria, Máximo Alcócer, Ausberto García, Renán López, Rómulo Cortez
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR", Santiago Pino, Néstor
Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Carlos Abel Linazza, Alberto Pedro Spencer
(Oscar Leicht), Guillermo Pedra, Carlos Borges
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 8-2 on aggregate
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003 18th May 1960 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - SAN LORENZO (ARG) 1-1
Carlos Robles CHI, Esteban Marino URU, Pablo Víctor Vaga URU
55.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Linazza 2 h, 1-1 Boggio 18 h
Sent off: Iñigo (57)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR", Santiago Pino, Néstor
Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Carlos Abel Linazza, Juan Eduardo Hohberg,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Carlos Borges
SAN LORENZO: (Coach: José Barreiro)
Vladimiro Tarnawski (Carrillo), Cancino, David Iñigo, Manuel Castillo, Guillermo Reynoso,
Ravecca, Héctor Facundo, Miguel Angel Ruiz, Oscar Rossi, José Sanfilippo (Carlos Bilardo),
Norberto Boggio
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004 24th May 1960 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
SAN LORENZO (ARG) - PEÑAROL 0-0
Carlos Robles CHI, Carlos Nai Foino ARG, José Luis Praddaude ARG
6.097, Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó "Parque Patricios", Buenos Aires
Sent off: Reynoso (8) / Cubilla (8)
SAN LORENZO: (Coach: José Barreiro)
Vladimiro Tarnawski, Cancino, Raúl Páez, Manuel Castillo, Guillermo Reynoso, Carlos Ferro,
Héctor Facundo (Carlos Bilardo), Miguel Angel Ruiz, Oscar Rossi, José Sanfilippo, Norberto
Boggio
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR", Santiago Pino, Néstor
Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Carlos Abel Linazza, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
José Mario Griecco, Oscar Leicht
Notes: Playoff needed to decide the finalist.
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005 29th May 1960 (Semifinals - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - SAN LORENZO (ARG) 2-1 (0-0)
José Dimas Larrosa PAR, José Luis Praddaude ARG, Luis Ventre ARG
45.882, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Spencer 61 h, 1-1 Sanfilippo 86 h, 2-1 Spencer 89
Sent off: Griecco
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR", Santiago Pino, Néstor
Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Carlos Borges, Carlos Abel Linazza, Alberto Pedro Spencer, José
Mario Griecco, Oscar Leicht (Júpiter Crescio 46)
SAN LORENZO: (Coach: José Barreiro)
Vladimiro Tarnawski, Raúl Páez, David Iñigo, Manuel Castillo, Carlos Ferro, Juan Martínez,
Carlos Bilardo, Miguel Angel Ruiz, Oscar Rossi, José Sanfilippo, Norberto Boggio
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 3-2 on aggregate.
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006 12th June 1960 (Final - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - OLIMPIA (PAR) 1-0 (0-0)
Carlos Robles CHI, Juan Carlos Armental URU, Pablo Víctor Vaga URU
44.690, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Spencer 76
Sent off: J.Lezcano
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez (Francisco Majewski), Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR",
Santiago Pino, Néstor Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Carlos Abel Linazza,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Júpiter Crescio, Carlos Borges
OLIMPIA: (Coach: Aurelio González)
Herminio Arias, Edelmiro Arévalo, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Mariano Osorio, Claudio Lezcano,
Pascual Rojas, Vicente Rodríguez, Hipólito Recalde, Luis Doldán, Pedro Antonio Cabral,
Teovaldo Melgarejo
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007 19th June 1960 (Final - 2nd Leg)
OLIMPIA (PAR) - PEÑAROL 1-1 (1-0)
José Luis Praddaude ARG
35.000, Estadio Manuel Ferreira "El Bosque", Asunción
1-0 Recalde 29, 1-1 Cubilla 82 h
OLIMPIA: (Coach: Aurelio González)
Herminio Arias, Edelmiro Arévalo, J.Peralta, Pascual Rojas, Claudio Lezcano, Eligio Echagüe,
Vicente Rodríguez, Hipólito Recalde, Luis Doldán, Pedro Antonio Cabral, Teovaldo Melgarejo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Milton Alves da Silva "SALVADOR", Santiago Pino, Néstor
Gonçalves, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Carlos Abel Linazza, Alberto Pedro Spencer
(Juan Eduardo Hohberg 46), José Mario Griecco, Carlos Borges
Notes: Peñarol Champions of the very first Copa Libertadores, won 2-1 on aggregate.
Alberto Spencer was the topscorer of the tournament with 7 goals.
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008 19th April 1961 (Quarterfinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - UNIVERSITARIO (PER) 5-0 (2-0)
Carlos Robles CHI
57.630, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Joya 36, 2-0 Spencer 44, 3-0 Joya 63, 4-0 Spencer 77, 5-0 Sasía 85
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Néstor Gonçalves, Walter
Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, José Francisco Sasía, Angel Rubén Cabrera, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
UNIVERSITARIO: (Coach: Segundo Castillo)
Víctor Zegarra, José Fernández, Joe Calderón, Ismael Soria, Humberto Arguedas, Luis Cruzado,
Jaime Ruiz, Angel Uribe, Daniel Ruiz, Manuel Márquez, Jacinto Villalba
Notes: Juan Joya was Born in Peru.
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009 14th May 1961 (Quarterfinals - 2nd Leg)
UNIVERSITARIO (PER) - PEÑAROL 2-0 (2-0)
Carlos Robles CHI
12.000, Estadio Nacional, Lima
1-0 Uribe 30, 2-0 Iwasaki 37
UNIVERSITARIO: (Coach: Segundo Castillo)
Víctor Zegarra, José Fernández, Mario Minaya, Ismael Soria, Joe Calderón, René Gutiérrez,
Jaime Ruiz, Angel Uribe, Luis Cruzado, Manuel Márquez, Tomás Iwasaki
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Néstor Gonçalves, Walter
Aguerre, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Ernesto Ledesma, Angel Rubén Cabrera, José Francisco Sasía,
Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 5-2 on aggregate.
This was Peñarol first defeat in Copa Libertadores.
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010 21st May 1961 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - OLIMPIA (PAR) 3-1 (1-0)
Carlos Nai Foino ARG, Pablo Víctor Vaga URU, Juan Castaldi URU
42.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Joya 20, 1-1 González 50 h, 2-1 Cano 73 h, 3-1 Cubilla 87
Sent off: Ledesma (44) / Osorio (24), Echagüe
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas, Walter
Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ernesto Ledesma, Angel Rubén Cabrera, José Francisco Sasía,
Juan Víctor Joya
OLIMPIA:
Asunción Caballero, Edelmiro Arévalo, J.Peralta, Mariano Osorio, Claudio Lezcano, Eligio
Echagüe, Luis Doldán, Antonio González, J.Florentín (Díaz), Benicio Ferreira, Vicente
Rodríguez
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011 27th May 1961 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
OLIMPIA (PAR) - PEÑAROL 1-2 (1-0)
José Luis Praddaude ARG
15.000, Estadio Manuel Ferreira "El Bosque", Asunción
1-0 Doldán 10, 1-1 Sasía 77 p, 2-1 Cubilla 80 h
Sent off: Lezcano (81), Rodríguez (85)
OLIMPIA:
Asunción Caballero, Edelmiro Arévalo (Jovellanos 40), J.Peralta, J.Valverde, Claudio Lezcano,
J.Florentín, Luis Doldán, Hipólito Recalde, Antonio González, Benicio Ferreira, Vicente
Rodríguez
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Núber Cano, Santiago Pino (Darío Cottiga 40), Roberto
Matosas, Walter Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Edgardo González, Angel Rubén Cabrera, José
Francisco Sasía, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 5-2 on aggregate.
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012 4th June 1961 (Final - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - PALMEIRAS (BRA) 1-0 (0-0)
José Luis Praddaude ARG, Juan Brozzi ARG, Carlos Nai Foino ARG
64.376, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Spencer 89
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas, Walter
Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ernesto Ledesma, Alberto Pedro Spencer, José Francisco Sasía,
Juan Víctor Joya
PALMEIRAS: (Coach: Renganescchi)
Waldir, Waldemar, Aldemar Santos, Djalma Santos, Zequinha, Geraldo da Silva, Julinho Botelho
(Nilton Santos), Humberto Barbosa, Geraldo Scotto, Chinesinho, J.Romeiro
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013 11th June 1961 (Final - 2nd Leg)
PALMEIRAS (BRA) - PEÑAROL 1-1 (0-1)
José Luis Praddaude ARG, Carlos Nai Foino ARG, Juan Brozzi ARG
50.000, Estádio Paulo Machado de Carvalho "Pacaembú", São Paulo
0-1 Sasía 5, 1-1 Nardo 70 h
PALMEIRAS: (Coach: Renganescchi)
Waldir, Waldemar, Aldemar Santos, Djalma Santos, Zequinha, Geraldo da Silva, Julinho Botelho,
J.Romeiro (Nardo), Geraldo Scotto, Chinesinho, Gildo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roberto Scarone)
Luis María Maidana, William Martínez, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas, Walter
Aguerre, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ernesto Ledesma, Alberto Pedro Spencer, José Francisco Sasía,
Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol Champions for the 2nd time, won 2-1 on aggregate.
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014 8th July 1962 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 2-1 (1-1)
Ramón Cabrera PAR, Esteban Marino URU, J.A.Baldizoni URU
46.235, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 González 10, 1-1 Moacyr 32 p, 2-1 Escalada 55
Sent off: Manicera (60) / Gonçalves (37), Moacyr (60)
NACIONAL: (Coach: Hugo Bagnulo)
Roberto Sosa, Horacio Troche, Jorge Manicera, Héctor Modernell, Ruben González, Manuel
Origoni, Domingo Pérez, Mario Bergara (Jorge Oyarbide), Juan José Rodríguez, Vladas Douksas,
Guillermo Escalada
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Bela Guttman)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Néstor Gonçalves,
Roberto Matosas, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Claudino
Pinto "MOACYR", Juan Víctor Joya (Omar Caetano)
Notes: Bela Guttman, who was Born in Hungary, was Benfica's coach in 1961.
Juan Lezcano was Born in Paraguay and Moacyr in Brazil.
As Holders, Peñarol got a bye to the Semifinals.
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015 18th July 1962 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 3-1 (1-0)
Ramón Cabrera PAR, Wenceslao Zárate PAR, Vicente Estigarribia PAR
50.381, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Cabrera 20, 1-1 Douksas 68, 2-1 Spencer 72, 3-1 Spencer 79
Sent off: González (80) / Escalada (80)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Bela Guttman)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas, Omar
Caetano, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Angel Rubén Cabrera (Carlos Fernández
Carranza 43), Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Hugo Bagnulo)
Roberto Sosa, Horacio Troche, Emilio Alvarez, Héctor Modernell, Ruben González, Manuel
Origoni, Domingo Pérez, Juan José Rodríguez, Vladas Douksas, Héctor Rodríguez (Jorge
Oyarbide), Guillermo Escalada
Notes: Playoff needed to decide the finalist.
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016 22nd July 1962 (Semifinals - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 1-1 (0-0) (AFTER EXTRA TIME)
Alberto Tejada PER, Claudio Vicuña CHI, Adolfo Reginatto CHI
58.058, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Acosta 62, 1-1 Spencer 69 h
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Bela Guttman)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Roberto Matosas, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Angel Rubén Cabrera (Claudino Pinto
"MOACYR" 41), Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Hugo Bagnulo)
Roberto Sosa, Horacio Troche, Emilio Alvarez, Héctor Modernell, Ruben González, Jorge
Manicera, Domingo Pérez, Juan José Rodríguez (Jorge Oyarbide), Petronilo Acosta, Vladas
Douksas, Danilo Meneses
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 5-4 on aggregate.
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017 28th July 1962 (Final - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - SANTOS (BRA) 1-2 (0-2)
Carlos Robles CHI, Sergio Bustamante CHI, Domingo Massaro CHI
48.105, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Coutinho 5, 0-2 Coutinho 44, 1-2 Spencer 75 h
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Bela Guttman)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas, Omar
Caetano, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Angel Rubén Cabrera (Claudino Pinto
"MOACYR"), Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
SANTOS: (Coach: Luiz Alonso "LULA")
Gilmar, Mauro, Calvet, Lima, Zito, Dalmo, Dorval, Mengalvio, Pagão, Coutinho, Pepe (Oswaldo)
Notes: This was Peñarol first defeat at Home.
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018 2nd August 1962 (Final - 2nd Leg)
SANTOS (BRA) - PEÑAROL 2-3 (2-1)
Carlos Robles CHI, Domingo Massaro CHI, Sergio Bustamante CHI
18.000, Vila Belmiro, Santos
0-1 Spencer 14, 1-1 Dorval 17, 2-1 Mengalvio 35, 2-2 Spencer 49 h, 2-3 Sasía 51
SANTOS: (Coach: Luiz Alonso "LULA")
Gilmar, Mauro, Calvet, Lima, Zito, Dalmo, Dorval, Mengalvio, Pagão, Coutinho, Pepe
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Bela Guttman)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas,
Omar Caetano, Carlos Fernández Carranza (Néstor Gonçalves 32), Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José
Francisco Sasía, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Playoff needed to decide the Champion.
At the 52th minute the referee was left unconscious after being hitted by a bottle,
and the match was delayed for 50 minutes, and when Robles woke up, he decided to
finish the match, but but due to very serious menaces of Santos delegates, coach,
players, and even politics, he was forced to continue the match until finally giving
the final whistle at the 82nd minute. This 30 minutes were played "unofficially",
as the referee himself comunicated to the CSF board in the match report.
During this abnormal period, Santos equalised at 66th with a goal by Pepe (116th
minutes including the delay) (at the same moment, the linesman Massaro was also hit
by a bottle, delaying the match again as he was treated in the stadium facilities),
and a penalty was sanctioned in Peñarol's favour at 79th, which Robles was forced by
Santos players and supporters to rectify his decision by sanctioning only a free kick.
The official result was off course 3-2 to Peñarol, then confirmed by the CSF.
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019 30th August 1962 (Final - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - SANTOS (BRA) 0-3 (0-1)
Leopold Horn HOL
60.000, Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti "Monumental", Buenos Aires, ARG
0-1 Caetano 11 o, 0-2 Pelé 48, 0-3 Pelé 89
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Bela Guttman)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Omar Caetano, Néstor Gonçalves, Edgardo
González, Roberto Matosas, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Alberto Pedro Spencer, José Francisco Sasía,
Juan Víctor Joya
SANTOS: (Coach: Luiz Alonso "LULA")
Gilmar, Mauro, Calvet, Lima, Zito, Dalmo, Dorval, Mengalvio, Coutinho, Pelé, Pepe
Notes: Santos Champions, won 7-4 on aggregate.
Alberto Spencer shared the topscoring of the tournament with 6 goals.
Originally scheduled for August 17th, Santos didn't show up in disagree with the
decision taken after the second leg.
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020 9th June 1963 (1st Round - Group 2)
EVEREST (ECU) - PEÑAROL 0-5
Domingo Massaro CHI
30.000, Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil
Sasía (3), Rocha (2)
EVEREST:
Hugo Mejía, Miguel Bustamante, Jorge Spencer, Flores, Verna, José Johnson, Pedro Gandó,
Bolívar Merizalde, Néstor Azón (Romero), Leonardo Palacios, Armando Larrea
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Juan Peregrino Anselmo)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Edgardo González (Omar Caetano), Néstor
Gonçalves, Roberto Matosas, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: This was Peñarol best win at Away.
Jorge Spencer and Alberto Spencer are Brothers.
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021 7th July 1963 (1st Round - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - EVEREST (ECU) 9-1
Carlos Nai Foino ARG
40.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Spencer (5), Matosas (2), Rocha, Abbadie / Gandó
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Juan Peregrino Anselmo)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Roberto Matosas, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
EVEREST:
Hugo Mejía, Consistre (Pardo), Jorge Spencer, Flores, Zambrano, José Johnson, Pedro Gandó,
Daniel Pinto, Romero, Leonardo Palacios, Armando Larrea
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 14-1 on aggregate.
Alberto Spencer 5 goals were a record for one player in Copa Libertadores.
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022 7th August 1963 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - BOCA JUNIORS (ARG) 1-2 (0-1)
José Dimas Larrosa PAR
50.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Paulo Valentim 26, 1-1 Orlando 80 o, 1-2 Paulo Valentim 88
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Juan Peregrino Anselmo)
Luis María Maidana, Héctor Maciel, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Néstor Gonçalves, Roberto
Matosas, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
BOCA JUNIORS: (Coach: Aristóbulo Deambrossi)
Néstor Errea, Ruben Alfredo Magdalena, Héctor Heredia, Carmelo Simeone, Antonio Rattín,
Orlando Pecanha de Carvalho, Juan Carlos Rulli, Alfredo Rojas, Paulo Valentim, Norberto
Menéndez, Alberto González
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023 15th August 1963 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
BOCA JUNIORS (ARG) - PEÑAROL 1-0 (0-0)
José Dimas Larrosa PAR
45.000, Estadio Camilo Cicchero "La Bombonera", Buenos Aires
1-0 Sanfilippo 47
Sent off: Caetano, Abbadie (87) / Paulo Valentim, Novarini (87)
BOCA JUNIORS: (Coach: Aristóbulo Deambrossi)
Néstor Errea, Ruben Alfredo Magdalena, Héctor Heredia, Carmelo Simeone, Antonio Rattín
(Novarini 43), Orlando Pecanha de Carvalho, Alfredo Rojas, Paulo Valentim, Norberto Menéndez,
José Sanfilippo, Alberto González
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Juan Peregrino Anselmo)
Luis María Maidana, Roberto Matosas, Núber Cano, Edgardo González, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Boca Juniors qualified, won 3-1 on aggregate.
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024 7th February 1965 (1st Round - Group 3)
DEPORTIVO GALICIA (VEN) - PEÑAROL 0-0 (AWARDED 0-2)
Sergio Bustamante CHI
20.000, Estadio Olímpico, Caracas
Sent off: Martínez / Lezcano, Rocha
DEPORTIVO GALICIA: (Coach: Julio César Britos)
Pompeia, David Mota, Nilson, Frederic Ellie, Roberto Leopardi, Roque Fernández, Danilo,
Omar Méndez (Martínez), Elio Montaño, Celso, Alfredinho
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Luis María Maidana, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Edgardo González, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía,
Héctor Jesús Silva (Héctor Maciel), Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Originally 0-0, awarded (0-2) to Peñarol because of an ineligible player of Deportivo
Galicia (Roberto Leopardi).
Deportivo Galicia coach Julio César Britos had played for Peñarol in the early 1950's.
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025 28th February 1965 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - DEPORTIVO GALICIA (VEN) 2-0 (0-0)
Carlos Robles CHI, Domingo Massaro CHI, Claudio Vicuña CHI
34.351, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Joya 46, 2-0 Abbadie 53
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Luis María Maidana, Héctor Maciel, Luis Alberto Varela, Edgardo González (Pablo Forlán 22),
Néstor Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, José Francisco Sasía, Miguel Reznik,
Héctor Jesús Silva, Juan Víctor Joya
DEPORTIVO GALICIA: (Coach: Julio César Britos)
Pompeia (Arias 57), David Mota, Frederic Ellie, C.González, Vicente, Roque Fernández, Omar
Méndez, Elio Montaño, Celso, Rafael Santana, Alfredinho
Notes: Miguel Reznik was Born in Argentina.
Julio César Abbadie left the field at 79th and José Sasía at 85th, both injured.
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026 7th March 1965 (1st Round - Group 3)
GUARANÍ (PAR) - PEÑAROL 2-1 (1-1)
Claudio Vicuña CHI, Carlos Robles CHI, Rafael Hormazábal CHI
35.000, Estadio Manuel Ferreira "El Bosque", Asunción
1-0 González 5, 1-1 Rocha 33, 2-1 Muñoz 68
GUARANÍ: (Coach: Ondino Viera)
Alonso (Apolinar Jiménez), Ricardo Tabarelli, Vicente Bobadilla, W.Rojas, C.Rodríguez, Antonio
Insfrán, Luis Ivaldi, Eligio Insfrán, Fabián Muñoz, Oppe Quiñones (Aurelio Martínez),
J.G.González
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Luis María Maidana, Héctor Maciel, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Miguel Reznik, Héctor Jesús Silva, Juan
Víctor Joya
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027 10th March 1965 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - GUARANÍ (PAR) 2-0 (1-0)
Rafael Hormazábal CHI, Carlos Robles CHI, Claudio Vicuña CHI
31.096, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Sasía, 2-0 Silva
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Luis María Maidana, Héctor Maciel, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, José Francisco Sasía, Héctor Jesús Silva, Juan
Víctor Joya
GUARANÍ: (Coach: Ondino Viera)
Manuel Benítez (Apolinar Jiménez), Ricardo Tabarelli, Vicente Bobadilla, Pedro Molinas,
C.Rodríguez, Antonio Insfrán, Luis Ivaldi, Eligio Insfrán, Fabián Muñoz, Oppe Quiñones,
Aurelio Martínez
Notes: Peñarol qualified as winner of Group 3.
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028 25th March 1965 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
SANTOS (BRA) - PEÑAROL 5-4 (5-2)
Luis Ventre ARG, Miguel Comesaña ARG, José Luis Praddaude ARG
50.000, Estádio Paulo Machado de Carvalho "Pacaembú", São Paulo
1-0 Pelé 2 h, 2-0 Pepe 6 f, 3-0 Dorval 7, 3-1 Rocha 18 h, 4-1 Dorval 22, 4-2 Silva 24,
5-2 Pelé 38, 5-3 Sasía 70 h, 5-4 Rocha 86
SANTOS: (Coach: Luiz Alonso "LULA")
Gilmar, Olavo, Joel, Ismael, Zito, Geraldinho, Dorval, Mengalvio, Coutinho (Toninho), Pelé,
Pepe
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Luis María Maidana, Héctor Maciel (Carlos Pérez), Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, José
Francisco Sasía, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Luis Maidana saved a 25th minute Penalty kick from Pelé.
Another source gives the 86th minute goal to Héctor Silva.
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029 28th March 1965 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
PEÑAROL - SANTOS (BRA) 3-2 (1-1)
Luis Ventre ARG, Miguel Comesaña ARG, Angel Coerezza ARG
67.130, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Silva 8 h, 1-1 Pepe 22, 1-2 Coutinho 57, 2-2 Sasía 76 p, 3-2 Silva 88
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Luis María Maidana, Carlos Pérez, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, José Francisco Sasía, Juan
Víctor Joya
SANTOS:
Laercio, Mauro, Joel, Olavo, Zito, Geraldinho, Dorval, Mengalvio, Coutinho, Pelé, Pepe
Notes: Playoff needed to decide the finalist.
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030 31st March 1965 (Semifinals - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - SANTOS (BRA) 2-1 (0-0, 1-1, 2-1) (AFTER EXTRA TIME)
Roberto Goicoechea ARG, José Luis Praddaude ARG, Angel Coerezza ARG
80.000, Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti "Monumental", Buenos Aires, ARG
1-0 Joya 61, 1-1 Pelé 76, 2-1 Sasía 96
Sent off: Mengalvio
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Carlos Pérez, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves,
Omar Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, José Francisco
Sasía, Juan Víctor Joya
SANTOS:
Laercio, Mauro, Haroldo, Ismael, Zito, Geraldinho, Dorval, Mengalvio, Coutinho, Pelé, Pepe
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 9-8 on aggregate.
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031 9th April 1965 (Final - 1st Leg)
INDEPENDIENTE (ARG) - PEÑAROL 1-0 (0-0)
Arturo Yamasaki PER
45.000, Estadio de la Doble Visera, Avellaneda
1-0 Bernao 83
Sent off: Sasía (70)
INDEPENDIENTE: (Coach: Manuel Giúdice)
Miguel Angel Santoro, Ruben Marino Navarro, Raúl Decaria, Roberto Ferreiro, David Acevedo,
Juan Carlos Guzmán, Raúl Bernao, Osvaldo Luis Mura, Luis Suárez (Vicente De la Mata), Roque
Avallay, Raúl Savoy
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Carlos Pérez, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, José Francisco Sasía,
Juan Víctor Joya
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032 12th April 1965 (Final - 2nd Leg)
PEÑAROL - INDEPENDIENTE (ARG) 3-1 (2-0)
Arturo Yamasaki PER
45.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Gonçalves 14, 2-0 Reznik 43, 3-0 Rocha 46, 3-1 De la Mata 88
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Carlos Pérez, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán (Néstor Soria), Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Miguel Reznik, Héctor Jesús
Silva, Juan Víctor Joya
INDEPENDIENTE: (Coach: Manuel Giúdice)
Miguel Angel Santoro, Ruben Mario Navarro, José Paflik, Roberto Ferreiro, David Acevedo, Juan
Carlos Guzmán, Raúl Bernao, Osvaldo Luis Mura, Luis Suárez, Roque Avallay (Vicente De la
Mata), Raúl Savoy
Notes: Playoff needed to decide the Champion.
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033 15th April 1965 (Final - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - INDEPENDIENTE (ARG) 1-4 (1-3)
Arturo Yamasaki PER
40.000, Estadio Nacional, Santiago, CHI
0-1 Pérez 10 o, 0-2 Bernao 27, 0-3 Avallay 33, 1-3 Joya 44, 1-4 Mura 82
Sent off: Ledesma, Sasía / Navarro
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Carlos Pérez, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Ernesto Ledesma, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Miguel Reznik (José Francisco Sasía), Héctor
Jesús Silva, Juan Víctor Joya
INDEPENDIENTE: (Coach: Manuel Giúdice)
Miguel Angel Santoro, Ruben Mario Navarro, Raúl Decaria, Roberto Ferreiro, David Acevedo, Juan
Carlos Guzmán, Raúl Bernao, Osvaldo Luis Mura, Vicente De la Mata (Miguel Angel Mori), Roque
Avallay, Raúl Savoy
Notes: Pedro Rocha missed a Penalty kick.
Independiente Champions, won 6-4 on aggregate.
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034 30th January 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 0-4 (0-2)
Aurelio Bussolino ARG, L.Spinetto ARG, Luis Pestarino ARG
45.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Morales 18, 0-2 Techera 29, 0-3 Virgili 62, 0-4 Pérez 70
Sent off: Spencer / Viera
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie (Julio César Cortés 41), Pedro Virgilio Rocha,
Héctor Jesús Silva, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Julio César Maceiras)
Roberto Sosa, Jorge Manicera, Emilio Alvarez, Julio Montero Castillo, Ruben Techera,
Hugo Fernández, Domingo Pérez, Luis Ramos, Orlando Virgili, Milton Viera, Julio César Morales
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035 2nd February 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
JORGE WILSTERMANN (BOL) - PEÑAROL 1-0 (0-0)
Aurelio Bussolino ARG
20.000, Estadio Félix Capriles, Cochabamba
1-0 García 81
Sent off: García
JORGE WILSTERMANN:
Issa, Isaac Maldonado, Jesús Herbas, Mario Zabalaga, A.López, Póstigo, Guery Agreda, Máximo
Alcócer, Urdinea, Ausberto García, Renán López
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Tabaré González, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Alberto Ferrero, Héctor
Jesús Silva, Juan Víctor Joya
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036 6th February 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
9 DE OCTUBRE (ECU) - PEÑAROL 1-2 (1-0)
Claudio Vicuña CHI
30.000, Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil
1-0 Grijo 20, 1-1 Rocha 49, 1-2 Spencer 69
9 DE OCTUBRE:
Cortés, L.Guerrero, Amaral, Aguerrebere, Jaime Galarza, Raymondo, Cirilo Fernández,
F.Guerrero, Grijo, Bono, Etcheverría
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Ernesto
Ledesma, Tabaré González, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Wilmar Etchechury (Pedro Virgilio Rocha 46), Juan Víctor Joya
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037 9th February 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
EMELEC (ECU) - PEÑAROL 1-2
Mario Gasc CHI
15.000, Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil
0-1 Cortés, 0-2 Joya, 1-2 Calonga
EMELEC:
Mayereger, Romanelli, Maridueña, Mina, Calonga, Carlos Pineda, José Vicente Balseca (Guillén),
Jorge Bolaños, Colón Merizalde, Lencina, Enrique Raymondi
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Tabaré González, Ernesto Ledesma, Julio César Cortés, Alberto Pedro Spencer
(Enrique Alfano), Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
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038 13th February 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
DEPORTIVO MUNICIPAL (BOL) - PEÑAROL 1-2 (0-1)
Roberto Goicoechea ARG
11.000, Estadio Hernando Siles Suazo, La Paz
0-1 Abbadie 25, 1-1 Caínzo 53, 1-2 Spencer 80
DEPORTIVO MUNICIPAL:
Vizcarra, Oscar Quiroga, Espinoza, Montes, Roberto Caínzo, Centeno (Arturo Torres), R.Quevedo,
J.Torres, Moyano, Dimeglio, Atilio Aguirre
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Tabaré González, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Ernesto Ledesma, Juan Víctor Joya
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039 2nd March 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - JORGE WILSTERMANN (BOL) 2-0 (1-0)
Tomás Troxler PAR, José Dimas Larrosa PAR, Luis Fariña Flores PAR
45.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Silva 15, 2-0 Silva 78
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
JORGE WILSTERMANN:
J.Alcócer, Jesús Herbas, Roberto Troncoso, Mario Zabalaga, Guery Agreda, Rolando Vargas,
Ausberto García, Sánchez, Póstigo, Renán López, Alfredo Soria
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040 5th March 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - DEPORTIVO MUNICIPAL (BOL) 3-1
Rodolfo Pérez Osorio PAR
35.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Silva, Joya, Spencer / Moyano
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Juan Víctor Joya
DEPORTIVO MUNICIPAL:
Oscar Solíz (Vizcarra), Fresco, Oscar Quiroga, Centeno, Espinoza, Arturo Torres, J.Torres,
Roberto Caínzo, Moyano, Dimeglio (R.Quevedo), Atilio Aguirre
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041 8th March 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - 9 DE OCTUBRE (ECU) 2-0
Jaime Amor CHI
40.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Caetano, 2-0 Rocha
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva (Pedro Virgilio Rocha),
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
9 DE OCTUBRE:
Cortés, Aguerrebrea, L.Guerrero, Raymondo (Juan Noriega), Miranda, Barreno, Bono, C.Fernández,
F.Guerrero, Grijo, Etcheverría
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042 11th March 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - EMELEC (ECU) 4-1
Jaime Amor CHI
18.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Silva, 1-1 Bolaños, 2-1 Silva, 3-1 Alfano, 4-1 Alfano
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie (Enrique Alfano), Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, Julio
César Cortés, Juan Víctor Joya
EMELEC:
Mayereger, Lanzáduri, Maridueña, Mina, Calonga, Romanelli, Delgado, Jorge Bolaños, Enrique
Raymondi, Carlos Pineda, Lencina (Guillén)
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043 20th March 1966 (1st Round - Group 3)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 0-3 (0-3)
Angel Coerezza ARG, Miguel Angel Comesaña ARG, Roberto Goicochea ARG
60.331, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Rocha 9, 2-0 Joya 21, 3-0 Rocha 44
NACIONAL: (Coach: Fernando Riera)
Roberto Sosa, Jorge Manicera, Emilio Alvarez, Julio Montero Castillo, Ruben Techera,
Hugo Fernández, Domingo Pérez, Milton Viera, Orlando Virgili, Luis Ramos, Julio César Morales
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie (Enrique Alfano 41), Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Julio César Cortés,
Héctor Jesús Silva, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol qualified as winner of Group 3.
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044 30th March 1966 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA (CHI) - PEÑAROL 1-0 (0-0)
Miguel Angel Comesaña ARG
22.676, Estadio Nacional, Santiago
1-0 Ibáñez 52
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA:
Vallejos, Víctor Adriazola, Villarroel, Adolfo Olivares, Varas, Gustavo Laube, Betta (Alberto
Fouilloux), Barrales, Leonel Herrera, Inostroza, Ibáñez
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Pedro Virgilio Rocha,
Juan Víctor Joya
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045 10th April 1966 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 3-0 (0-0)
Miguel Angel Comesaña ARG, Aurelio Bussolino ARG, Luis Pestarino ARG
50.174, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Rocha 47, 2-0 Rocha 65 p, 3-0 Rocha 83
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie (Alberto Pedro Spencer 42), Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús
Silva, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Fernando Riera)
Jorge Paz, Jorge Manicera, Luis Ramos, Hugo Fernández, Ruben Techera, Juan Martín Mujica,
Víctor Espárrago, Jorge Oyarbide (José Urruzmendi 42), Orlando Virgili, Milton Viera, Julio
César Morales
Notes: Another source reports the first two goals in the first half.
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046 19th April 1966 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA (CHI) 2-0 (0-0)
José Luis Praddaude ARG
62.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Rocha 47, 2-0 Joya 75
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano (Tabaré González), Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Pedro
Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA:
Vallejos, Barrientos, Víctor Adriazola, Villarroel, Gustavo Laube, Isella, Alberto Fouilloux,
Ignacio Prieto, Armando Tobar, Julio Gallardo, Ibáñez (Varas)
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047 23rd April 1966 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 0-1 (0-0)
Roberto Goicoechea ARG, Aurelio Bussolino ARG, Luis Pestarino ARG
52.627, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Cortés 71
NACIONAL: (Coach: Fernando Riera)
Roberto Sosa, Jorge Manicera, Luis Ramos, Hugo Fernández, Ruben Techera, Juan Martín Mujica,
Jorge Oyarbide, Víctor Espárrago, Orlando Virgili, Milton Viera, Julio César Morales (José
Urruzmendi 40)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves,
Tabaré González, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Pedro Virgilio
Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol qualified as winner of Group 2.
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048 14th May 1966 (Final - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - RIVER PLATE (ARG) 2-0 (0-0)
Roberto Goicoechea ARG, Luis Spinetto ARG, Aurelio Bossolino ARG
46.041, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Abbadie 74, 2-0 Joya 84
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Pedro Virgilio Rocha,
Juan Víctor Joya
RIVER PLATE: (Coach: Renato Cesarini)
Amadeo Carrizo, Juan Carlos Guzmán, Roberto Matosas, Alberto Carlos Sáinz, Daniel Bayo, Abel
Vieitez, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Juan Carlos Sarnari, Miguel Loayza (Ermindo Onega 40), Daniel
Onega, Jorge Solari
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049 18th May 1966 (Final - 2nd Leg)
RIVER PLATE (ARG) - PEÑAROL 3-2 (1-1)
José María Codesal URU, Pablo Víctor Vaga URU, Manuel Pardiñas URU
100.000, Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti "Monumental", Buenos Aires
0-1 Rocha 35, 1-1 E.Onega 37 h, 1-2 Spencer 53, 2-2 Sarnari 56, 3-2 E.Onega 69
RIVER PLATE: (Coach: Renato Cesarini)
Amadeo Carrizo, Juan Carlos Guzmán, Roberto Matosas, Alberto Carlos Sáinz, Juan Carlos Sarnari,
Abel Vieitez, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Jorge Solari, Daniel Onega (Juan Carlos Lallana 46),
Ermindo Onega, Oscar Mas
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Pedro Virgilio Rocha,
Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Amadeo Carrizo saved a 35th minute penalty kick from Pedro Rocha.
Playoff needed to decide the Champion.
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050 20th May 1966 (Final - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - RIVER PLATE (ARG) 4-2 (0-2, 2-2, 3-2) (AFTER EXTRA TIME)
Claudio Vicuña CHI, Rafael Hormazábal CHI, Mario Gasc CHI
40.240, Estadio Nacional, Santiago, CHI
0-1 D.Onega 27, 0-2 E.Onega 42, 1-2 Spencer 65, 2-2 Matosas 71 o, 2-3 Spencer 102 h,
2-4 Rocha 109 h
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Nelson Díaz (Tabaré González 43), Pablo Forlán,
Néstor Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
RIVER PLATE: (Coach: Renato Cesarini)
Amadeo Carrizo, Roberto Matosas, Abel Vieitez, Alberto Carlos Sáinz (Juan Carlos Lallana 43),
Juan Carlos Sarnari, Eduardo Grispo, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Jorge Solari, Daniel Onega, Ermindo
Onega, Oscar Mas
Note: Peñarol Champions for the 3rd time, won 8-5 on aggregate.
Other sources give River Plate second goal to Jorge Solari.
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051 11th June 1967 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 0-1 (0-1)
Pablo Víctor Vaga URU, Esteban Marino URU, Alberto Boullosa URU
55.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Celio 43
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Néstor Martín Errea, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, Julio
César Cortés, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL:
Rogelio Domínguez, Jorge Manicera, Emilio Alvarez, Héctor Cincunegui, Julio Montero Castillo,
Juan Martín Mujica, José Urruzmendi, Milton Viera, Celio Taveira, Víctor Espárrago, Julio
César Morales
Notes: Néstor Errea was Born in Argentina and Elías Figueroa in Chile.
As Holders, Peñarol got a bye to the Semifinal Stage.
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052 18th June 1967 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
CRUZEIRO (BRA) - PEÑAROL 1-0
Esteban Marino URU
48.000, Estádio Magalhães Pinto "Mineirão", Belo Horizonte
1-0 Natal
CRUZEIRO:
Raúl, William, Procopio, Pedro Paulo, W.Piazza, Neco, Natal, Tostão, Evaldo (David), D.Lopes,
H.Oliveira
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Néstor Martín Errea, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Luis Alberto Varela (Nelson Hernández), Juan Víctor Joya
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053 5th July 1967 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - CRUZEIRO (BRA) 3-2
Vieira de Morães BRA
27.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Spencer, Cortés, Rocha / Lopes, Tostão
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Néstor Martín Errea, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Julio César Cortés, Nelson Hernández
CRUZEIRO:
Raúl, William, Procopio, Pedro Paulo, W.Piazza, Neco, Natal, Tostão, Evaldo (David), D.Lopes,
H.Oliveira
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054 16th July 1967 (Semifinal Stage - Group 2)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 2-2 (1-1)
Esteban Marino URU, Pablo Víctor Vaga URU, Alberto Boullosa ARG
60.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
0-1 Gonçalves 13, 1-1 Celio 24, 1-2 Spencer 76, 2-2 Celio 89
Sent off: Cincunegui (51) / Caetano (89)
NACIONAL:
Rogelio Domínguez, Jorge Manicera, Emilio Alvarez, Luis Ubiña, Julio Montero Castillo, Héctor
Cincunegui, Milton Viera, Celio Taveira, Héctor Rubén Sosa, Víctor Espárrago
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Roque Gastón Máspoli)
Néstor Martín Errea, Juan Vicente Lezcano, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Julio César Cortés, Nelson Hernández
Notes: Peñarol eliminated from Copa Libertadores 1967.
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055 2nd February 1968 (1st Round - Group 4)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 1-0 (0-0)
Domingo Massaro CHI, Aurelio Bussolino ARG, Romualdo Arppi Filho BRA
60.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Spencer 89
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Mario Méndez, Nilo Acuña (Julio César Abbadie 52), Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor
Jesús Silva, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL:
Rogelio Domínguez, Julio Montero Castillo, Emilio Alvarez, Juan Carlos Blanco, Ignacio Prieto,
Juan Martín Mujica, Orlando Virgili, Ruben Techera, Celio Taveira (Jorge Santos 75), Ildo
Maneiro, Julio César Morales
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056 7th February 1968 (1st Round - Group 4)
PEÑAROL - LIBERTAD (PAR) 4-0
Armando Marques BRA
25.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Spencer (2), Rocha, Bertocchi
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Nilo Acuña, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva, Alberto Pedro
Spencer (Francisco Bertocchi), Juan Víctor Joya
LIBERTAD:
Cubas, O.Monges, Ricardo Tabarelli, Battaglia, Domínguez, Insfrán (Epifanio Medina), Rojas,
P.Cibils, Yugovich, P.Fleitas, Pelayo Ayala
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057 12th February 1968 (1st Round - Group 4)
PEÑAROL - GUARANÍ (PAR) 2-0
Guillermo Nimo ARG
40.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Spencer (2)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Nilo Acuña (Julio César Abbadie), Francisco Bertocchi, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
GUARANÍ:
Gumersindo Judis, Vicente Bobadilla, Sergio Rojas, Juan Martínez, Alcides Sosa, Rodolfo Patiño,
Aurelio Martínez, Arsenio Valdez, Juárez, Luis Ivaldi, Genaro García
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058 16th February 1968 (1st Round - Group 4)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 0-0
Carlos Rivero PER, Ayrton Viera BRA, Angel Coerezza ARG
65.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Sent off: Mujica (24)
NACIONAL:
Rogelio Domínguez, Julio Montero Castillo, Emilio Alvarez, Juan Carlos Blanco, Ignacio Prieto,
Juan Martín Mujica, Pedro Alvarez (Beethoven Javier 26), Ildo Maneiro, Celio Taveira, José
Francisco Sasía, Julio César Morales
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Nilo Acuña (Julio César Abbadie 72), Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Alberto
Pedro Spencer, Francisco Bertocchi, Juan Víctor Joya
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059 20th February 1968 (1st Round - Group 4)
LIBERTAD (PAR) - PEÑAROL 1-0
Aurelio Bussolino PAR
18.000, Puerto Sajonia, Asunción
Fleitas
LIBERTAD:
Orrego, Ricardo Tabarelli, Adorno, O.Monges, Rojas, Battaglia, Benegas, Trinidad, P.Fleitas,
Bartolín (Villalón), Pelayo Ayala
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés (Nilo Acuña), Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Puerto Sajonia is currently known as "Estadio Defensores del Chaco".
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060 24th February 1968 (1st Round - Group 4)
GUARANÍ (PAR) - PEÑAROL 1-1
Roberto Goicoechea ARG
30.000, Puerto Sajonia, Asunción
V.Juárez / Abbadie
GUARANÍ:
Geiraud, Vicente Bobadilla, Luis Ivaldi, Juan Martínez, Alcides Sosa, Rodolfo Patiño, Aurelio
Martínez, E.Juárez (Villagra), V.Juárez, Arsenio Valdez, Genaro García
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie (Nilo Acuña), Francisco Bertocchi, Alberto Pedro
Spencer, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol qualified as winner of Group 4.
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061 16th March 1968 (2nd Round - Group 2)
DEPORTIVO PORTUGUÉS (VEN) - PEÑAROL 0-3
Erwin Hieger AUT
20.000, Estadio Olímpico, Caracas
Silva, Méndez, Spencer
DEPORTIVO PORTUGUÉS:
Pompeia, Valencia, Matías, Bolinha, Fernández, Fagúndez, Luiz Carlos, Curro (Pedro Alfonso
González), J.Ramos, Ratto, E.Días
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa (Elgar Baeza), Tabaré González, Mario Méndez,
Néstor Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
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062 20th March 1968 (2nd Round - Group 2)
EMELEC (ECU) - PEÑAROL 0-1
Rodolfo Pérez Osorio PAR
35.000, Estadio George Capwell, Guayaquil
Spencer
Sent off: Rocha
EMELEC:
E.García, Romanelly, Maridueña, Piriz, Mina, Juan Noriega, Guerrero, Raymondo, B.Sosa, Jorge
Bolaños, Echeverría (Pulido)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elgar Baeza, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Héctor Jesús Silva (Julio César Cortés),
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
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063 25th March 1968 (2nd Round - Group 2)
SPORTING CRISTAL (PER) - PEÑAROL 0-0
Romualdo Arppi Filho BRA
50.000, Estadio Nacional, Lima
SPORTING CRISTAL:
Luis Rubiños, Eloy Campos, Melián, Orlando La Torre, Roberto Elías, Román Mifflin, Nicolás
Nieri, Alberto Del Castillo, Aquije, Alberto Gallardo, Carlos González Pajuelo (Vásquez)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Alberto
Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya (Jorge Acuña)
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064 31st March 1968 (2nd Round - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - DEPORTIVO PORTUGUÉS (VEN) 4-0
Miguel Angel Comesaña ARG
28.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Spencer (2), Abbadie, Bertocchi
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Héctor Jesús Silva, Alberto
Pedro Spencer (Francisco Bertocchi), Juan Víctor Joya
DEPORTIVO PORTUGUÉS:
Pompeia, Matías, Valencia, Bolinha, Luiz Carlos, Lima, Díaz, Bolaños, Pedro Alfonso González,
J.Ramos (Curro), Ratto, E.Días
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065 4th April 1968 (2nd Round - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - EMELEC (ECU) 1-0
Magalhães BRA
15.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Cortés
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Nilo Acuña, Francisco Bertocchi (Jorge Acuña), Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Julio César Cortés, Juan Víctor Joya
EMELEC:
E.García, Piriz, Maridueña, Romanelly, Mina (Flores), Juan Noriega, Guerrero, Pulido, B.Sosa,
Raymondo, Echeverría
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066 10th April 1968 (2nd Round - Group 2)
PEÑAROL - SPORTING CRISTAL (PER) 1-1
João Gonçalves BRA
35.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Spencer / Risco
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor Gonçalves
(Roberto Gil), Omar Caetano, Nilo Acuña, Francisco Bertocchi, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Julio
César Cortés, Juan Víctor Joya
SPORTING CRISTAL:
Luis Rubiños, Eloy Campos, Melián, Orlando La Torre, Roberto Elías, Nicolás Nieri, Luis
Rafael Risco, Román Mifflin, Aquije, Alberto Gallardo, Alberto Del Castillo (Villanueva)
Notes: Peñarol qualified as winner of Group 2.
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067 18th April 1968 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
PALMEIRAS (BRA) - PEÑAROL 1-0 (0-0)
Claudio Vicuña CHI
35.000, Estádio Paulo Machado de Carvalho "Pacaembú", São Paulo
1-0 Tupãzinho (70)
PALMEIRAS: (Coach: Alfredo González)
Valdir, Djalma Santos, Baldocchi, Osmar, Ferrari, Dudú, Aldemir da Guía, Servilio, Tupãzinho,
Suingue, Rinaldo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor
Gonçalves, Omar Caetano, Julio César Cortés, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Francisco Bertocchi (Julio
César Abbadie), Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
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068 23th April 1968 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
PEÑAROL - PALMEIRAS (BRA) 1-2
Arturo Yamasaki PER
45.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Silva / Tupãzinho (2)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Rafael Milans)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Tabaré González, Mario Méndez, Néstor Gonçalves
(Roberto Gil), Omar Caetano, Héctor Jesús Silva, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Julio César Abbadie,
Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
PALMEIRAS: (Coach: Alfredo González)
Valdir, Geraldo (Djalma Santos), Baldocchi, Osmar, Ferrari, Dudú, Aldemir da Guia, Servilio,
Tupãzinho, Suingue, Rinaldo
Notes: Palmeiras qualified, won 3-1 on aggregate.
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069 23rd February 1969 (1st Round - Group 4)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 1-1 (1-1)
Ramón Barreto URU, Alberto Boullosa URU, A.Peña Rocha URU
68.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Rocha 17, 1-1 Prieto 35
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Roberto Matosas, Julio César Cortés, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Ermindo Onega (Alfredo
Rojas 70), Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Alfredo "Zezé" Moreira)
Ailton Correa Arruda "MANGA", Atilio Ancheta, Luis Ramos, Luis Ubiña, Julio Montero Castillo,
Juan Martín Mujica, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ignacio Prieto, Celio Taveira, Ildo Maneiro (Ruben
Techera 65), Víctor Espárrago
Notes: Ermindo Onega was Born in Argentina and Coach Oswaldo Brandão in Brazil.
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070 26th February 1969 (1st Round - Group 4)
BARCELONA (ECU) - PEÑAROL 0-2
José Varrone VEN
40.000, Estadio Modelo, Guayaquil
Onega, Spencer
BARCELONA:
Phoyú, Alfonso Quijano, Vicente Lecaro, Ponce de León, Luciano Macías, Juan Noriega, Walter
Cárdenas, Moacyr, Félix Lasso (Hurtado), Washington Muñoz, Mario Espinoza
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Roberto Matosas, Julio César Abbadie (Milton Viera), Julio César Cortés, Ermindo
Onega, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
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071 2nd March 1969 (1st Round - Group 4)
DEPORTIVO QUITO (ECU) - PEÑAROL 1-1
Omar Delgado COL
50.000, Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa, Quito
Barreto / Rocha
DEPORTIVO QUITO:
Aguerre, Utrera, H.De los Santos, Alvarado, Valencia, Alava, Héctor Morales, Garrido, Battaíni,
Barreto, Contreras (Bagnuoli)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Roberto Matosas, Julio César Cortés, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Ermindo Onega (Julio
César Abbadie), Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
______________________________
072 9th March 1969 (1st Round - Group 4)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 2-2 (1-0)
Alberto Boullosa URU, Angel Pazos URU, Ramón Barreto URU
55.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Cubilla 45, 1-1 Joya 47, 1-2 Joya 72, 2-2 Morales 82
NACIONAL: (Coach: Alfredo "Zezé" Moreira)
Luis Dogliotti, Atilio Ancheta, Emilio Alvarez, Luis Ubiña, Julio Montero Castillo, Juan Martín
Mujica, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ignacio Prieto, Víctor Espárrago, Ildo Maneiro (Pedro
Alvarez 77), Julio César Morales
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela (Omar Caetano 25), Pablo
Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Roberto Matosas, Julio César Abbadie, Julio César Cortés, Pedro
Virgilio Rocha, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
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073 12th March 1969 (1st Round - Group 4)
PEÑAROL - DEPORTIVO QUITO (ECU) 5-2
Roberto Goicoechea ARG
20.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Matosas, Forlán, Gonçalves, Cortés, Onega / Battaíni, Figueroa (o)
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Roberto Matosas, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Manuel Fonseca, Julio César Cortés, Milton Viera, Ermindo Onega, Alberto Pedro
Spencer (Héctor Jesús Silva), Wilmar Etchechury
DEPORTIVO QUITO:
Aguerre, Alvarado, De los Santos, Utrera, Valencia, Alava, Garrido (Sánchez), Battaíni,
Héctor Morales, Barreto, Bagnuoli
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074 15th March 1969 (1st Round - Group 4)
PEÑAROL - BARCELONA (ECU) 5-2
César Orozco PER
50.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Onega (2), Viera, Silva, Cortés / Espinoza, Muñoz
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Roberto Matosas, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Manuel Fonseca, Julio César Cortés, Ermindo Onega, Héctor Jesús Silva (Alfredo
Rojas), Milton Viera, Juan Víctor Joya
BARCELONA:
Phoyú, Alfonso Quijano, Vicente Lecaro, Menéndez, Walter Cárdenas, Luciano Macías, Félix Lasso,
Juan Noriega, Washington Muñoz, Servelio Malagón, Mario Espinoza (C.García)
Notes: Peñarol qualified as winner of Group 4.
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075 30th March 1969 (2nd Round - Group 3)
PEÑAROL - OLIMPIA (PAR) 1-1
Erwin Hieger AUT
40.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
Onega / Cibils
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Néstor
Gonçalves, Roberto Matosas, Julio César Cortés, Ermindo Onega, Héctor Jesús Silva (Alberto
Pedro Spencer), Milton Viera, Juan Víctor Joya
OLIMPIA:
Apolinar Jiménez, Ignacio Achucarro, Gerardo Laterza, Pedro Molinas, Néstor Benítez, Néstor
Sanguinetti, Américo Godoy, Pascual Rojas, Apolinar Paniagua, Julio Gómez, Lorenzo Jiménez
(Leoncio Cibils)
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076 7th April 1969 (2nd Round - Group 3)
OLIMPIA (PAR) - PEÑAROL 0-1
César Orozco PER
40.000, Puerto Sajonia, Asunción
Onega
OLIMPIA:
Apolinar Jiménez, Ignacio Achucarro, Gerardo Laterza, Pedro Molinas, Néstor Benítez, Néstor
Sanguinetti, Américo Godoy, Pascual Rojas, Apolinar Paniagua (Arístides Del Puerto), Julio
Gómez, Leoncio Cibils
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Roberto Matosas, Pablo Forlán, Milton Viera,
Omar Caetano, Julio César Cortés, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Ermindo Onega, Alberto Pedro Spencer,
Juan Víctor Joya
Notes: Peñarol qualified, won 2-1 on aggregate.
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077 26th April 1969 (Semifinals - 1st Leg)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 0-2 (0-2)
Alberto Boullosa URU, Alejandro Otero URU, Ramón Barreto URU
70.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Maneiro 15, 2-0 Mujica 41
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Elías Ricardo Figueroa, Luis Alberto Varela, Pablo Forlán, Milton
Viera, Omar Caetano, Alberto Pedro Spencer, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Ermindo Onega, Julio César
Cortés (Alfredo Rojas 46), Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Alfredo "Zezé" Moreira)
Ailton Correa Arruda "MANGA", Atilio Ancheta, Emilio Alvarez, Luis Ubiña, Julio Montero
Castillo, Juan Martín Mujica, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ignacio Prieto, Celio Taveira, Ildo
Maneiro, Julio César Morales
______________________________
078 30th April 1969 (Semifinals - 2nd Leg)
NACIONAL (URU) - PEÑAROL 0-1 (0-1)
Alejandro Otero URU, Ramón Barreto URU, Alberto Boullosa URU
65.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
1-0 Spencer 27
NACIONAL: (Coach: Alfredo "Zezé" Moreira)
Ailton Correa Arruda "MANGA", Atilio Ancheta, Emilio Alvarez, Luis Ubiña, Julio Montero
Castillo, Juan Martín Mujica, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ignacio Prieto, Celio Taveira, Ildo
Maneiro (Víctor Espárrago 75), Julio César Morales
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Carlos Pérez, Roberto Matosas, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves, Omar
Caetano, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Milton Viera, Ermindo Onega, Alberto Pedro Spencer (Julio César
Abbadie 83), Juan Víctor Joya
______________________________
079 4th May 1969 (Semifinals - Playoff)
PEÑAROL - NACIONAL (URU) 0-0 (AFTER EXTRA TIME)
Ramón Barreto URU, Alejandro Otero URU, Alberto Boullosa URU
70.000, Estadio Centenario, Montevideo
PEÑAROL: (Coach: Oswaldo Brandão)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz, Carlos Pérez, Roberto Matosas, Pablo Forlán, Néstor Gonçalves (Julio
César Cortés 46), Omar Caetano, Pedro Virgilio Rocha, Milton Viera, Ermindo Onega, Alberto
Pedro Spencer, Juan Víctor Joya
NACIONAL: (Coach: Alfredo "Zezé" Moreira)
Ailton Correa Arruda "MANGA", Atilio Ancheta, Emilio Alvarez, Luis Ubiña, Julio Montero
Castillo, Juan Martín Mujica, Luis Alberto Cubilla, Ignacio Prieto (Alcides Silveira 91),
Celio Taveira, Ildo Maneiro, Julio César Morales
Notes: Nacional qualified, won 2-1 on aggregate.
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Thanks to Frank A. Ballesteros (fballesteros@colombia.com) for additional information and corrections.
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