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Supercopa Sudamericana (English: South American Supercup, Portuguese: Supercopa Sul-americana), also known as Supercopa João Havelange was a competition played from 1988 to 1997 by the past winners of Copa Libertadores. It was replaced by Copa Mercosur and Copa Merconorte in 1998, cups that both replaced Copa Conmebol in 2000 for making only one international club competition in the second semester of the year.

[edit] Teams invited to play Supercopa

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Brazil

[edit] Uruguay

¹Vasco was admitted as winners of the 1948 South American Club Championship.

[edit] Tournament results

Season	Winner	Score	Runner-up
1988 Details	Racing	2 - 1 (H) / 1 - 1 (A) Aggregate: 3-2	Cruzeiro
1989 Details	Boca Juniors	0 - 0 (A) / 0 - 0 (H) Aggregate: 0-0 (5-3 p.k.)	Independiente
1990 Details	Olimpia	3 - 0 (A) / 3 - 3 (H) Aggregate: 6-3	Nacional
1991 Details	Cruzeiro	0 - 2 (A) / 3 - 0 (H) Aggregate: 3-2	River Plate
1992 Details	Cruzeiro	4 - 0 (H) / 0 - 1 (A) Aggregate: 4-1	Racing
1993 Details	São Paulo	2 - 2 (A) / 2 - 2 (H) Aggregate: 4-4 (5-4 p.k.)	Flamengo
1994 Details	Independiente	1 - 1 (A) / 1 – 0 (H) Aggregate: 2-1	Boca Juniors
1995 Details	Independiente	2 - 0 (H) / 0 – 1 (A) Aggregate: 2-1	Flamengo
1996 Details	Vélez Sarsfield	1 - 0 (A) / 2 - 0 (H) Aggregate: 2-1	Cruzeiro
1997 Details	River Plate	0 - 0 (A) / 2 - 1 (H) Aggregate: 2-1	São Paulo