South American Supercopa 1997 — Wikipedia

South American Super Cup 1997

Generalness

Sport	Football
Organizer (s)	Conmebol
Editions	ten It is
Date	June 15 At December 17, 1997
Nations	7 pays
Participants	17 teams
Tests	60 games played
Official website	(in) Official site

Track record

Winner	CA River Plate ( first is title)
Goals	187 (3.12 per game)
Best (s) scorer (s)	Ivo Basay (8 Buts)

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The South American Super Cup 1997 is here ten ^{It is} And last edition of the Sudamericana supercopa. The competition, reserved for the former winners of the Copa Libertadores, was won by the Argentinian club of CA River Plate.

17 clubs participate in the 1997 Sudamericana Supercopa as the victim of the Copa Libertadores. The CR Vasco da Gama participates as a former winner of the South American Championship Championship of Champions of Football of 1948, a test which was officially recognized by CONMEBOL in 1996.

Three teams meet during a mini-championship with round-trip matches. CR Vasco da Gama and CA Peñarol finish in the first two places and qualify for the group phase.

Ranking

Roast	Crew	Pts	J	G	N	P	Bp	Bc	Diff		Results (▼ dom., ► ext.)
first	Cr Vasco da Gama	7	4	2	first	first	5	4	+1		Cr Vasco da Gama		3-1	1-0
2	Ca Peñarol	5	4	first	2	first	6	7	-first		Ca Peñarol	1-1		2-2
3	National Montevideo	4	4	first	first	2	5	5	0		National Montevideo	2-0	1-2

The 16 clubs remaining in the race are divided into four groups. The winner of each group qualifies for the semi-finals.

Group 1 [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Ranking

Roast	Crew	Pts	J	G	N	P	Bp	Bc	Diff		Results (▼ dom., ► ext.)
first	CSD Colo Colo	11	6	3	2	first	twelfth	9	+3		CSD Colo Colo		4-2	2-0	2-1
2	EC cruise	9	6	3	0	3	9	ten	-first		EC cruise	2-0		2-1	2-1
3	Independent ca	8	6	2	2	2	9	9	0		Independent ca	2-2	3-1		2-1
4	Ca Boca Juniors	5	6	first	2	3	7	9	-2		Ca Boca Juniors	2-2	1-0	1-1

Group 2 [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Ranking

Roast	Crew	Pts	J	G	N	P	Bp	Bc	Diff		Results (▼ dom., ► ext.)
first	Sao Paulo FC	11	6	3	2	first	15	8	+7		Sao Paulo FC		1-0	4-1	5-1
2	Cr Flamengo	ten	6	3	first	2	ten	7	+3		Cr Flamengo	3-2		3-3	0-1
3	Olimpia Club	6	6	first	3	2	6	9	-3		Olimpia Club	0-0	0-1		1-0
4	Caoz sársfield	5	6	first	2	3	6	13	-7		Caoz sársfield	3-3	0-3	1-1

Group 3 [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Ranking

Roast	Crew	Pts	J	G	N	P	Bp	Bc	Diff		Results (▼ dom., ► ext.)
first	CA River Plate	15	6	5	0	first	17	9	+8		CA River Plate		5-1	3-2	3-2
2	Cr Vasco da Gama	ten	6	3	first	2	9	twelfth	-3		Cr Vasco da Gama	0-2 a		2-1	1-1
3	Santos FC	7	6	2	first	3	11	twelfth	-first		Santos FC	2-1	1-2		3-2
4	Racing Club	2	6	0	2	4	11	15	-4		Racing Club	2-3	2-3	2-2

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Group 4 [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Ranking

Roast	Crew	Pts	J	G	N	P	Bp	Bc	Diff		Results (▼ dom., ► ext.)
first	Atletico Nacional	ten	6	3	first	2	9	7	+2		Atletico Nacional		1-0	2-0	3-1
2	Ca Peñarol	8	6	2	2	2	ten	ten	0		Ca Peñarol	3-1		2-2	3-2
3	Silver students	8	6	2	2	2	8	8	0		Silver students	1-0	3-1		0-0
4	Grêmio Porto Alegre	6	6	first	3	2	9	11	-2		Grêmio Porto Alegre	2-2	1-1	3-2

The winners of the four groups meet in round trip to direct elimination. Meetings take place from November 6 to December 17, 1997 . The CA River Plate Argentinian club won the title by beating the Brazilians of the São Paulo FC in the final.

Semi-finals

Finale

November 6 and 27, 1997

Sao Paulo FC

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first

December 4 and 17, 1997

CSD Colo Colo

first

0

Sao Paulo FC

0

first

November 5 and 26, 1997

CA River Plate

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2

CA River Plate

2

first

Atletico Nacional

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2

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