International tournament held in 1968-1969. Participants were those clubs that had won the
Intercontinental Cup until 1967: Peñarol (Uruguay), Santos (Brazil) and Racing Club (Argentina)
for South America; Internazionale (Italy) and Real Madrid (Spain) for Europe.
Teams were subdivided into two groups, the winners of which qualified for the final.
The South American group was won by Santos, while Real Madrid, initially registered in the
European group, withdrew afterwards, giving Internazionale a walkover to the final.
The decisive match was held in Milan on June 24, 1969. Santos beat Inter thanks to a goal
by Toninho Guerreiro; the second leg, initially scheduled for September, was never held.
Santos won the trophy; CONMEBOL decided to officially recognise the competition in 2005.
UEFA, on the other hand, doesn't regard the tournament as official.
South American group:
13/11/1968 Montevideo (Centenario): Peñarol - Racing Club 3-0 [Rocha 38'; Spencer 58'; Carrera 84']
[Peñarol: Mazurkiewicz, Figueroa, Luis Varela, Pablo Forlán, Gonçalves,
Caetano, Cortés, Rocha, Spencer (Carrera), Abbadie, Joya. Coach: R. Milans]
[Racing: Cejas, Perfumo, Rubén Díaz, Chabay, Mori, Basile, Martinoli (Chaldú),
Rulli (Wolff), Cárdenas, Salomone, Maschio. Coach: J. J. Pizzuti]
[Referee: Romualdo Arppi Filho (Brazil)]
19/11/1968 São Paulo (Parque Antárctica): Santos - Racing Club 2-0 [Pelé 35'; Edu 57']
[Santos: Cláudio, Carlos Alberto, Ramos Delgado, Marçal, Rildo, Negreiros,
Clodoaldo, Edu (Manoel Maria), Toninho Guerreiro, Pelé, Abel. Coach: Antoninho]
[Racing: Cejas, Chabay, Perfumo, Basile, Rubén Díaz, Cominelli (Mori), Rulli,
Maschio (Wolff), Chaldú, Cárdenas, Salomone. Coach: J. J. Pizzuti]
[Referee: Esteban Marino (Uruguay)]
21/11/1968 Rio de Janeiro (Maracanã): Santos - Peñarol 1-0 [Clodoaldo 68']
[Santos: Cláudio, Carlos Alberto, Ramos Delgado, Marçal, Rildo, Negreiros
(Lima), Clodoaldo, Edu, Toninho Guerreiro, Pelé, Abel. Coach: Antoninho]
[Peñarol: Mazurkiewicz, Pablo Forlán, Figueroa, Luis Varela, Caetano,
Gonçalves, Rocha, Abbadie (Tabaré González), Carrera, Spencer, Joya.
Coach: R. Milans]
[Referee: Aurelio Bossolino (Argentina)]
16/04/1969 Avellaneda (El Cilindro): Racing Club - Santos 2-3 [Silva Batuta 10', 87' / Toninho Guerreiro 47,
52; Negreiros 88]
[Racing: Cejas, Raúl Cardozo, Perfumo, Basile, Chabay, Cominelli (Wolff),
Rulli, Cárdenas (Lamelza), Silva Batuta, Salomone, Adorno. Coach: J. J.
Pizzuti]
[Santos: Cláudio, Carlos Alberto, Ramos Delgado, Joel Camargo, Rildo,
Clodoaldo, Negreiros, Manoel Maria, Toninho Guerreiro, Douglas,
Edu. Coach: Antoninho]
[Referee: Armando Pena Rocha (Uruguay)]
19/04/1969 Montevideo (Centenario): Peñarol - Santos 3-0 [Ramos Delgado (og) 30'; Rocha 56', 70' (pen.)]
[Peñarol: Mazurkiewicz, Figueroa, Matosas (Luis Varela), Pablo Forlán, Milton
Viera, Caetano, Spencer, Rocha, Héctor Silva (Cortés), Ermindo Onega, Joya.
Coach: E. Ledesma]
[Santos: Cláudio, Ramos Delgado, Rildo, Carlos Alberto, Clodoaldo (Mengálvio),
Joel Camargo, Manoel Maria, Negreiros (Marçal), Toninho Guerreiro, Douglas,
Edu. Coach: Antoninho]
[Referee: Guillermo Nimo (Argentina)]
22/05/1969 Avellaneda (El Cilindro): Racing Club - Peñarol 1-1 [Silva Batuta 44' / Basile (og) 12']
[Racing: Guibaudo, Raúl Cardozo, Perfumo, Basile (Chabay), Rubén Díaz, Aguirre,
Zarich, Rabbito, Lamelza, Silva Batuta, Cárdenas. Coach: J. J. Pizzuti]
[Peñarol: Mazurkiewicz, Pablo Forlán, Figueroa, Luis Varela, Caetano, Matosas,
Rocha, Nilo Acuña (Cortés), Ermindo Onega, Spencer, Joya. Coach: Coach: E.
Ledesma]
[Referee: Arnaldo Cézar Coelho (Brazil)]
1. Santos 4 3 0 1 6 - 5 6
2. Peñarol 4 2 1 1 7 - 2 5
3. Racing Club 4 0 1 3 3 - 9 1
European group:
Internazionale
Real Madrid
Real Madrid withdrew.
Final:
24/06/1969 Milano (San Siro) – Attendance: 55,000:
Internazionale (Italy) - Santos (Brazil) 0 - 1 [Toninho Guerreiro 57']
Internazionale: Ivano Bordon, Tarcisio Burgnich, Cesare Poli, Gianfranco Bedin, Aristide Guarneri,
Giancarlo Cella, Jair da Costa, Alessandro Mazzola, Angelo Domenghini, Mario Corso, Giovanni Vastola.
Coach: Maino Neri
Santos: Cláudio (Laércio 14'), Carlos Alberto, José Manuel Ramos Delgado, Djalma Dias, Rildo, Clodoaldo,
Toninho Guerreiro, Negreiros, Edu, Pelé, Abel. Coach: Antoninho
Referee: José María Ortiz de Mendíbil (Spain)
Internazionale withdrew from the return leg.
Winner: Santos
Winning Squad:
PLAYERS COUNTRY D.O.B. POS. APP. GOALS FINALIST
Cláudio César de Aguiar Mauriz BRA 22/08/1940 GK 5 0 F
Laércio José Milani BRA 01/03/1931 GK 1 0 F
Carlos Alberto Torres BRA 17/07/1944 DF 5 0 F
José Manuel Ramos Delgado ARG 26/08/1935 DF 5 0 F
Emerson Marçal BRA 11/10/1944 DF 3 0
Rildo da Costa Menezes BRA 23/01/1942 DF 5 0 F
Joel Camargo BRA 18/09/1946 DF 2 0
Djalma Pereira Dias Júnior BRA 21/08/1939 DF 1 0 F
Walter Ferraz de Negreiros BRA 06/08/1946 MF 5 1 F
Clodoaldo Tavares de Santana BRA 26/09/1949 MF 5 1 F
Antônio Lima dos Santos BRA 18/01/1942 MF 1 0
Douglas da Silva Franklin BRA 09/09/1949 MF 2 0
Mengálvio Pedro Figueiró BRA 17/10/1938 MF 1 0
Jonas Eduardo "Edu" Américo BRA 06/08/1949 FW 5 1 F
Manoel Maria E. Barbosa dos Santos BRA 29/02/1940 FW 3 0
Antônio Ferreira "Toninho Guerreiro" BRA 10/08/1942 FW 5 3 F
Edson Arantes do Nascimento "Pelé" BRA 23/10/1940 FW 3 1 F
Abel Verônico da Silva Filho BRA 28/11/1941 FW 3 0 F
COACH: Antônio "Antoninho" Fernandes BRA 13/08/1921
Sources: Corriere dello Sport, La Stampa, Conmebol.com, Folha de São Paulo, El Mundo Deportivo, O Estado de São Paulo, Jornal do Brasil, La Gazzetta dello Sport.
With many thanks to Eduardo and Jorge Barraza (CONMEBOL).
Thanks to Osvaldo José Gorgazzi, José Luis Pierrend and Santiago Reis for earlier version of this file
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