Libertadores (626 bytes)
1: '''Libertadores''' or "Liberators" in the [[Spanish language]], r...
4: Prominent ''Libertadores'' include:
14: The [[Copa Libertadores]] is a [[football (soccer)|football]] tournament ...

Copa Libertadores de América (27491 bytes)
1: The '''Copa Libertadores de América''' ("[[Libertadores|Liberators of the Americas]] Cup") is an internat...
4: ...[[UEFA Champions League]] in [[Europe]]. The Copa Libertadores has a preliminary round in which a number of club...
24: ... that unlike European club competitions, the Copa Libertadores has ''never'' used [[extra time]] or [[away goals...
29: ...titions such as the [[Copa América]] and the Copa Libertadores, while they are clearly surpassed in the most imp...
48: |[[1960]]<br>[[Copa Libertadores 1960|Details]]''

Argentinos Juniors (373 bytes)
1: ... They won the [[Copa Libertadores de América|Copa Libertadores]] in [[1985]].

InterLiga (2852 bytes)
1: ...petition, the [[Copa Libertadores de América|Copa Libertadores]].
3: ...ezuela were granted automatic entries to the Copa Libertadores for the first time. The [[Federación Mexicana de ...
5: ...h group then played in a final for one of the two Libertadores berths. The loser of the final had a second chanc...
7: ...o 3", and will enter the preliminary round of the Libertadores.

Sergio Galvan Rey (1506 bytes)
3: ... 53 years; additionally, he led the team to Copas Libertadores in 1999, 2002, and 2004.
5: ...evious club, Once Caldas, went on to win the Copa Libertadores in his absence.

Club Nacional de Fútbol (370 bytes)
3: ...t successful Uruguayan clubs, having won 3 [[Copa Libertadores]], 3 [[Intercontinental Cup]]s, and many other ti...

Colo-Colo (455 bytes)
3: ...d is the only Chilean team to have won the [[Copa Libertadores de América]] ([[1991]]).

Newell's Old Boys (1715 bytes)
7: ... the Sub-Champion of the [[Copa Libertadores|Copa Libertadores de America]] twice ([[1988]] and [[1992]]).

Club Atlético Independiente (614 bytes)
5: ...s]]. In addition, Independiente has won 7 [[Copa Libertadores]] titles, and a total of 15 international titles.

C.A. Peñarol (521 bytes)
5: It won 5 [[Copa Libertadores]], most recently in 1987, and 3 World Championshi...

Associação Desportiva São Caetano (3264 bytes)
13: In [[2002]], São Caetano was finalist of [[Copa Libertadores de América]], the most important tournament in So...
22: *[[Copa Libertadores|Libertadores Cup]] '''Runner-Up''' [[2002]]

Copa do Brasil (3159 bytes)
1: ...Teams playing [[Copa Libertadores de América|Copa Libertadores]] aren't allowed to participate in the Brazilian ...
11: ...s automatically qualified to the next year's Copa Libertadores edition which prevents a team from winning the Br...

Federico Domínguez (784 bytes)
3: ...with [[Vélez Sarsfield]], where he won the [[Copa Libertadores]] in 1996.

Carlos Tévez (2399 bytes)
7: ...gentina|Argentine Championship]] (2003), a [[Copa Libertadores]] (2003), and an [[Intercontinental Cup]] (2003)....
9: ...s essential for Boca's victory in the 2003 [[Copa Libertadores]], but he's highest level was during the [[Footba...

Atlético Nacional (862 bytes)
5: ...s the first Colombian team champion of the [[Copa Libertadores de América]], winning the tournament in 1989, and...

Keysport (882 bytes)
7: ...nt teams of this sport are Leon Sports, Mineiräo, Libertadores Juniors, Dana, Valle Noble, Star Galaxy and Romin...

Osvaldo Zubeldía (2675 bytes)
9: That title qualified the team for the [[Libertadores Cup]] of [[1968]], where Estudiantes shocked the ...
11: The team would go on to win the [[Libertadores Cup]] twice more, in [[1969]] and [[1970]], befor...

Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense (783 bytes)
12: *[[Libertadores Cup]] in 1983, 1995

Away goals rule (3021 bytes)
18: ..., such as the [[Copa Libertadores de América|Copa Libertadores]]. Ties that are level on aggregate go to an imme...

Santos Futebol Clube (2343 bytes)
15: *[[Copa Libertadores|Libertadores Cup]]: 1962, 63.

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