Copa León

Friendly Tournament played in Estadio Nou Camp, León, Guanajuato.

Palmares

2003 Guadalajara
2004 León
2005-11 not held
2012 León
2013 León
2014-19 not held
2020 Pachuca

2003

Semifinals
[Jan 3]
Guadalajara      3-0 Querétaro
  [Omar Bravo 17, Ramón Morales 26pen, Alberto Medina 67]
León             1-0 Jaguares
  [Jorge Toledano 25]

Third Place Match
[Jan 5]
Querétaro        1-0 Jaguares
  [Everaldo Begines 23]

Final
[Jan 5]
León             0-2 Guadalajara
  [Omar Bravo 37, Emilio Mora 45]

2004 (Caja Libertad)

Round 1
[Jan 8]
Monterrey        2-1 Querétaro
  [Alex Fernandes 9, Guillermo Franco 24; Jorge Uribe 44]
León             1-2 San Luis
  [Claudio Sarría 29; Marcelo de Faria 2, José Enrique García 5]

Round 2
[Jan 10]
San Luis         2-3 Querétaro
  [Martín Rodríguez 46pen, Alberto Macías 80; Carlos Ochoa 16pen, Carlos Casartelli 18, 
   Juan Carlos Falcón 60]
León             3-1 Monterrey
  [César Márquez 6, Héctor Álvarez 52, 66; Alex Fernandes 27]

Table
León  		2  	1  	0  	1  	4:3  	+1  	3
San Luis 	2 	1 	0 	1 	4:4 	0 	3
Querétaro 	2 	1 	0 	1 	4:4 	0 	3
Monterrey 	2 	1 	0 	1 	3:4 	-1 	3

2012 (Copa Banorte)

Semifinals 
[Jun 28]
U.N.A.M.         0-0 Pachuca     [3-2pen]
León             2-0 Cruz Azul
  [Darío Burbano 37, Othoniel Arce 54]

Third Place Match 
[Jun 30]
Pachuca          1-1 Cruz Azul   [3-2pen]
  [Raúl Tamudo 41; Omar Bravo 47]

Final 
[Jun 30]
León             4-3 U.N.A.M.
  [Javier Muñoz Mustafá 3, Carlos Peña 56, Eisner Loboa 70, Darío Burbano 77; 
   Alfonso Nieto 29, Emanuel Villa 71, Eduardo Herrera 78]

2013 (Copa Telcel)

Semifinals
[Jun 27]
Pachuca          2-0 Puebla
  [Fernando Cavenaghi 13, Daniel Ludueña 16pen]
León             3-2 O'Higgins (CHI)
  [Eisner Loboa 13, Matías Britos 26, Oscar Suárez 81; Pablo Calandria 15, 41]

Third Place Match
[Jun 29]
Puebla           0-2 O'Higgins
  [Gonzalo Barriga 6, Carlos Escobar 47]

Final
[Jun 29]
León             1-1 Pachuca     [4-2pen]
  [Oscar Suárez 15; Fernando Cavenaghi 28]

2020 (Copa Telcel)

Semifinals
[Jul 14]
Pachuca          1-0 Atlético de San Luis
  [Roberto de la Rosa 15]
León             4-0 FC Juárez
  [Fernando Navarro 16, Nicolás Sosa 52, 60, Ángel Mena 58]

Third Place Match
[Jul 17]
Atl. de San Luis 1-2 FC Juárez
  [Nicolás Ibáñez 53pen; Darío Lezcano 20, 55]

Final
[Jul 17]
León             2-2 Pachuca     [4-5pen]
  [Ángel Mena 18pen, Leonardo Ramos 96; Erick Aguirre 69, Luis Chávez 89pen]

About this document

Thanks to José de Jesus Mora Rivera for data 2004

Prepared and maintained by Erik Francisco Lugo for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Erik Francisco Lugo
Last updated: 23 Jul 2020