2005 Copa Sudamericana

Copa Nissan Sudamericana 2005
Tournament details
Dates	August 16 - December 18
Teams	34 (from 12 confederations)
Final positions
Champions	Boca Juniors (2nd title)
Runner-up	UNAM
Tournament statistics
Matches played	66
Goals scored	184 (2.79 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Bruno Marioni (7)

The 2005 Copa Nissan Sudamericana de Clubes was international football cup competition played annually by clubs of CONMEBOL and, starting with this edition, invited teams from CONCACAF. The champion was Boca Juniors, winning the tournament for the second time.

Contents 1 First stage 2 Knockout rounds 3 External links

[edit] First stage

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st leg	2nd leg
Argentina I Preliminary
Banfield	3-2	Estudiantes de La Plata	2-0	1-2
Argentina IV Preliminary
Newell's Old Boys	0-1	Rosario Central	0-0	0-1
Brazil I Preliminary
Fluminense	3-3 (4-2p)	Santos	2-1	1-2
Brazil II Preliminary
Internacional	3-2	São Paulo	2-1	1-1
Brazil III Preliminary
Juventude	2-3	Cruzeiro	1-3	1-0
Brazil IV Preliminary
Goiás	1-3	Corinthians	0-2	1-1
Chile/Peru Preliminary
Universidad de Chile	2-2 (a)	Universidad Católica	1-2	1-0
Alianza Atlético	2-2 (4-1p)	Universitario de Deportes	1-1	1-1
Universidad Católica	5-2	Alianza Atlético	0-2	5-0
Bolivia/Ecuador Preliminary
The Strongest	4-2	Bolívar	2-1	2-1
El Nacional	5-5 (a)	LDU Quito	3-4	1-1
The Strongest	5-1	LDU Quito	2-1	3-0
Paraguay/Uruguay Preliminary
Guaraní	3-3 (3-4p)	Cerro Porteño	1-2	2-1
Defensor Sporting	5-4	Danubio	2-3	3-1
Cerro Porteño	3-1	Defensor Sporting	2-0	1-1
Colombia/Venezuela Preliminary
Deportivo Cali	2-2 (6-7p)	Atlético Nacional	2-0	0-2
Trujillanos	5-1	Mineros	3-1	2-1
Trujillanos	1-7	Atlético Nacional	1-5	0-2

[edit] Knockout rounds

	Round of 16						Quarterfinals						Semifinals						Final
	Vélez Sársfield	2	1	3
	Cruzeiro	0	2	2
							Vélez Sársfield	2	2	4
							América	0	0	0
	América	3	4	7
	Atlético Nacional	3	1	4
													Vélez Sársfield	0	0	0
												UNAM	0	4	4
	Corinthians (a)	0	1	1
	River Plate	0	1	1
							Corinthians	2	0	2
							UNAM	1	3	4
	UNAM	3	1	4
	The Strongest	1	2	3
																		UNAM	1	1	2 (3)
																			Boca Juniors (p)	1	1	2 (4)
	Rosario Central	0	1	1
	Internacional	1	1	2
							Internacional	1	1	2
							Boca Juniors	0	4	4
	Cerro Porteño	2	1	3
	Boca Juniors	2	5	7
													Boca Juniors	2	1	3
												U. Católica	2	0	2
	Fluminense	0	3	3
	Banfield	0	1	1
							Fluminense	2	0	2
							U. Católica	1	2	3
	D.C. United	1	2	3
	U. Católica	1	3	4

Copa Sudamericana 2005 Champion
Boca Juniors Second Title

[edit] External links

• Official site
  • Official rules (Spanish)

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