Trofeo Antena 3 TV (Andalucia-Spain) 1993-1997

Palmares
 1 1993 FC Barcelona              * Triangular Trophy
 2 1994 Real Zaragoza             * Triangular Trophy
 3 1995 Atlético de Madrid    1-0 Real Zaragoza
 4 1996 Real Betis            1-1 FC Barcelona     [Real Betis on pen.]
 5 1997 Real Madrid CF        2-1 AFC Ajax Amsterdam

Number of Wins:

 1 FC Barcelona
   Real Zaragoza
   Atlético de Madrid
   Real Betis Balompié
   Real Madrid CF

1993  I Trofeo Antena 3 TV

Participants: 
FC Barcelona (Spain)
Atlético de Madrid (Spain)
Sevilla FC (Spain)

(Triangular 3x1 45´time in Marbella (Málaga)

[Aug 16]

Sevilla FC     2-0 Atlético de Madrid
  [1-0 Moya 12´, 2-0 Suker 27´]
Sevilla FC:   Unzué; Cortijo, Diego, Jiménez, Martagón; Rafa Paz,
              Marcos, Bango, Moya; Suker, Monchu (Carvajal).
At. Madrid:   Abel; Tomás, Caminero, López, Pedro; Quevedo,
              Kiko, Moacir, Manolo; Luis García, Kosecki.

Sevilla FC     1-2 FC Barcelona
  [0-1 Suker 8´, 1-1 Romario 13´, 1-2 Romario 16´]
Sevilla FC:   Monchi; Cortijo, Del Campo, Antoñito, Padilla; Bango
              (Marcos)Abel, Pineda, August; Carvajal, Suker.
FC Barcelona: Busquets; Eusebio, Koeman, Goicoechea, Ekelund; Guardiola,
              Iván, Laudrup; Salinas (Ferrer), Romario, Christiansen.

FC Barcelona   2-0 Atlético de Madrid
  [1-o Stoichkov 19´, 2-0 Christiansen 45´]
FC Barcelona: Busquets; Ferrer, Nadal, Juan Carlos, Amor; Óscar, Bakero,
              Vucevic, Beriguistáin; Salinas (Christiansen), Stoichkov.   

1994  II Trofeo Antena 3 TV

Participants:
Sevilla FC (Spain)
Real Zaragoza (Spain)
Torino FC (Italy)

Triangular 3x1 45´ time in Jerez (Cádiz)

  [Aug 9]
Sevilla FC	0-0 Torino FC
  [-]
Sevilla FC:  Monchi; Cortijo, Pedro, Jiménez, Diego; Moacir, Michel, 
             Pineda, Bango; Monchu, Tevenet.
Torino FC:   Pastine; Maltagliati, Sogliano, Scienza, Caricola; Pessoto, 
             Anglomá, Patrachi, Bonetti; Pelé, Silenzi.

Real Zaragoza	4-0 Torino FC
  [1-0 Higuera 12´, 2-0 Aragón (p`) 30´, 3-0 Poyet 40´, 4-0 Esnaider 45´]
R. Zaragoza: Cedrún, Belsué, Solana, Aguado, Cáceres; Geli, Aragón (García Sanjuán),
             Pardeza (Nayim), Higuera; Esnaider, Poyet.
Torino FC:   Pastine; Matlagliati (Soglianao), Falcone, Scienza, Caricola; Pessoto,
             Anglomá, Luiso, Bonetti; Pelé, Silenzi.

Sevilla FC	2-2 Real Zaragoza
  [0-1 Esnaider 1´, 1-1 Suker 17´, 2-1 Suker 21´, 2-2 Esnaider 22´]
Sevilla FC:   Unzué; martagón (Jiménez), Soler, Prieto, Juanito; Cortijo, Marcos,
              Moacir, Moya; Suker, Quique Estebaranz.
R. Zaragoza:  Cedrun; Solana, Belsué, Aguado, Cáceres; Geli (Pardeza), Aragón,
              Nayim, Poyet; Higuera, Esnaider (García Sanjuán).

1995  III Trofeo Antena 3 TV

Participants:
Atlético de Madrid (Spain)
Real Zaragoza (Spain)

Played in Marbella

Final [Aug 6] Trofeo Antena 3 TV
At. Madrid    4-0 Real Zaragoza
  [1-0 López, 2-0 Correa, 3-0 Juan Carlos, 4-0 Caminero (p)]
At. Madrid:  Molina; Santi, Toni, López, Solozábal (Ferreira); Roberto, Caminero,
             Vizcaíno (Stanojevic), Paunovic; Penev (Biagini), Correa (Juan Carlos).
R. Zaragoza: Cedrún; Belsué (Paqui), Aguado, Cuartero, Solana; García Sanjuán,
             Aragón (Óscar), Gay (Geli), Pardeza (ïñigo); Dani (Higuera), Morientes.

1996  IV Trofeo Antena 3 TV

Participants:
Real Betis Balompié (Spain)
FC Barcelona (Spain)
Atlético de Madrid (Spain)
CF Extremadura (Spain)

Played in Sevilla

Semifinals [Aug 9, 10]
FC Barcelona	2-1 At. Madrid
  [1-0 Figo 26´, 2-0 Luis Enrique 49´, 2-1 Pantic (p) 55´]
FC Barcelona: Vitor Baia; Celades, Popescu, Abelardo, Sergi; Figo (Cuéllar), Amor (Prosinecki), 
              Guardiola, De la Peña (Bakero); Luis Enrique, Pizzi (Giovanni).
At. Madrid:   Molina; Geli (Aguilera), Santi, Solozábal, Toni; Caminero, Bejbl, 
              Pantic (Vizcaino), Fortune (Paunovic); Kiko, Esnaider (Biagini).
Real Betis	2-0 CF Extremadura
  [1-0 Luis Fernández 5´, 2-0 Sabas 85´]
Real Betis:   Prats; jaime, Merino, Ríos, Luis Fernández; Nadj, José Mari,
              Finidi (Kowalczyk), Ferreira (Alexis), Pier (Sabas).
Extremadura:  Amador; Padilla, Tirado, Juanito; Soler (Cortés), Pedro José,
              Ito (José), Óscar; Verde (Giousgevic), Carlos Torres (García), Estebaranz.

Third place match [Aug 11]
At. Madrid	0-0 CF Extremadura         [At. Madrid on pen.]
  [-]
At. Madrid:   Molina; Aguilera (Geli), Santi, Pablo, Toni; Roberto (Paunovic), 
              Bejbl (Vizcaino), Tomic, Caminero (Fortune); Kiko (Juan Carlos), Esnaider.
Extremadura:  Amador; Cortés, Juanito (Óscar), Padilla, Soler; Verde (Pedro José), 
              Félix, José (Ito), García; Igor (Carlos Torres), José Luis (Estebaranz).

Final [Aug 11]
Real Betis	1-1 FC Barcelona           [Real Betis on pen.]
  [1-0 Sabas 12´, 1-1 Giovanni 93´]
Real Betis:   Jaro; Josete, Olías, Vidackovic, Merino; Márquez, Alexis, Cañas,
              Stosic; Sabas (Finidi), Kowalckyk (Pier).
FC Barcelona: Vitor Baia; Sergi, Abelardo, Popescu, Luis Enrique; Guardiola, Amor (Roger),
              Figo, De la Peña (Giovanni); Celades (Cuellar), Pizzi.

1997  IV Trofeo Antena 3 TV

Participants:
Real Madrid CF (Spain)
AFC Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Played in Málaga

Final [Aug 10]
Real Madrid CF	2-1 AFC Ajax Amsterdam
  [1-0 Suker (p) 40´, 1-1 Dani 43´, 2-1 Amavisca 59´]
Real Madrid: Illgner; Secretario, Chendo, Panucci, Sanchís; Jaime, Raúl (García Calvo 90´), 
             Seedorf, Amavisca (Guti 85´); Mijatovic (Canabal 80´), Suker (Víctor 66´). 
AFC Ajax:    Van der Sar; Melchiot, Blind, Oliseh, Frank de Boer; Romald de Boer (Rudy 71´), Arveladze, 
             Witschge, Sibon (Venni 60´); Michael Laudrup, Dani (Gorre 83´). 

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