Copa Libertadores 1965

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The Copa Libertadores 1965 was the 6th edition of the most important South American football competition for club teams. 10 teams took part, including 7 national champions from the previous year and defending champion CA Independiente from Argentina as well as the winner of the cup competition in Brazil, the Taça Brasil , and in Bolivia, since there has not yet been a national championship. Colombia had no representative at the start. The tournament began on January 31st and ended on April 15th, 1965 with the final playoff. The Argentine representative CA Independiente won the final against Peñarol Montevideo, defending his title from the previous year.

1 round

BYE: CA IndependienteArgentinaArgentina 

Group 1

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. ArgentinaArgentina Boca Juniors  4th  4th  0  0 011: 300  +8 08-00
 2. BoliviaBolivia Club The Strongest  4th  1  1  2 005: 700  −2 03: 50
 3. EcuadorEcuador Deportivo Quito  4th  0  1  3 003: 900  −6 01: 70
January 31, 1965
Deportivo Quito 0: 1 Club The Strongest
February 7, 1965
Deportivo Quito 1: 2 Boca Juniors
February 14, 1965
Club The Strongest 2: 3 Boca Juniors
February 21, 1965
The Strongest 2: 2 Deportivo Quito
February 26, 1965
Boca Juniors 4-0 Deportivo Quito
March 5, 1965
Boca Juniors 2-0 Club The Strongest

Group 2

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Brazil 1960Brazil FC Santos  4th  4th  0  0 010: 300  +7 08-00
 2. ChileChile CF Universidad de Chile  4th  1  0  3 006: 900  −3 02: 60
 3. PeruPeru Universitario de Deportes  4th  1  0  3 005: 900  −4 02: 60
February 13, 1965
CF Universidad de Chile 1: 5 FC Santos
February 19, 1965
Universitario de Deportes 1: 2 FC Santos
February 22, 1965
Universitario de Deportes 1-0 Universidad de Chile
February 26, 1965
FC Santos 1-0 CF Universidad de Chile
March 6, 1965
FC Santos 2: 1 Universitario de Deportes
March 10, 1965
CF Universidad de Chile 5: 2 Universitario de Deportes

Group 3

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. UruguayUruguay Peñarol Montevideo  4th  3  0  1 005: 200  +3 06: 20
 2. Paraguay 1954Paraguay Club Guaraní  4th  3  0  1 006: 500  +1 06: 20
 3. Venezuela 1954Venezuela Deportivo Galicia  4th  0  0  4th 002: 600  −4 00: 80
February 1, 1965
Deportivo Galicia 1: 2 Club Guaraní
February 8, 1965
Deportivo Galicia * Peñarol Montevideo
February 25, 1965
Club Guaraní 2: 1 Deportivo Galicia
February 28, 1965
Peñarol Montevideo 2-0 Deportivo Galicia
March 7, 1965
Club Guaraní 2: 1 Peñarol Montevideo
March 10, 1965
Peñarol Montevideo 2-0 Club Guaraní

* Not played because Galicia did not compete; Points to Peñarol.

Semifinals

total First leg Return leg
CA Independiente ArgentinaArgentina 12: 1 1 ArgentinaArgentina Boca Juniors 2-0 0: 1
FC Santos Brazil 1960Brazil 17: 7 1 UruguayUruguay Peñarol Montevideo 5: 4 2: 3
1 It was necessary to have a play-off to get into the final, since every semi-finalist had won a game and the goal scoring or the away goal rule did not yet play a role.

Playoffs

Result
CA Independiente ArgentinaArgentina 20: 0 2 ArgentinaArgentina Boca Juniors
Peñarol Montevideo UruguayUruguay 2: 1 Brazil 1960Brazil FC Santos
2 CA Independiente reached the final due to the now decisive overall better goal difference.

final

First leg

CA Independiente Peñarol Montevideo
CA Independiente
April 9, 1965 in Avellaneda , Argentina ( La Doble Visera )
Result: 1: 0 (0: 0)
Spectators: 45,000
Referee: Arturo Yamasaki ( Peru ) PeruPeru 
Peñarol Montevideo


Miguel Santoro , Rubén Marino Navarro , Raúl Decaria , Roberto Ferreiro , David Acevedo , Juan Carlos Guzmán , Raúl Bernao , Osvaldo Luis Mura , Luis Suárez ( Vicente de la Mata II ), Roque Avallay , Raúl Armando Savoy
Trainer: Manuel Giudice
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz , Carlos Pérez , Luis Alberto Varela , Pablo Forlán , Néstor Gonçalves , Omar Caetano , Ernesto Ledesma , Pedro Rocha , Héctor Silva , José Sasía , Juan Víctor Joya
Trainer: Roque Máspoli
goal 1-0 Raúl Bernao (83.)

Return leg

Peñarol Montevideo CA Independiente
Peñarol Montevideo
April 12, 1965 in Montevideo , Uruguay ( Estadio Centenario )
Result: 3: 1 (2: 0)
Spectators: 45,000
Referee: Arturo Yamasaki ( Peru ) PeruPeru 
CA Independiente


Ladislao Mazurkiewicz , Carlos Pérez , Luis Alberto Varela , Pablo Forlán ( Miguel Reznik ), Néstor Gonçalves , Omar Caetano , Ernesto Ledesma , Pedro Rocha , José Sasía , Héctor Silva , Juan Víctor Joya
Trainer: Roque Máspoli
Miguel Santoro , Rubén Marino Navarro , José Paflik , Roberto Ferreiro , David Acevedo , Juan Carlos Guzmán , Raúl Bernao , Osvaldo Luis Mura , Luis Suárez , Roque Avallay ( Vicente de la Mata II ), Raúl Armando Savoy
Trainer: Manuel Giudice
goal1-0 Néstor Gonçalves (14th)
goal2-0 Miguel Reznik (43rd)
goal3-0 Pedro Rocha (46th)



goal 3: 1 Vicente de la Mata II (88.)

Playoff

CA Independiente Peñarol Montevideo
CA Independiente
April 15, 1965 in Santiago , Chile ( Estadio Nacional )
Result: 4: 1 (3: 1)
Spectators: 40,000
Referee: Arturo Yamasaki ( Peru ) PeruPeru 
Peñarol Montevideo


Miguel Santoro , Rubén Marino Navarro , Raúl Decaria , Roberto Ferreiro , David Acevedo , Juan Carlos Guzmán , Raúl Bernao , Osvaldo Luis Mura , Vicente de la Mata II ( Miguel Angel Mori ) Roque Avallay , Raúl Armando Savoy
Trainer: Manuel Giudice
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz , Carlos Pérez , Luis Alberto Varela , Pablo Forlán , Néstor Gonçalves , Omar Caetano , Ernesto Ledesma , Pedro Rocha , Miguel Reznik ( José Sasía ), Héctor Silva , Juan Víctor Joya
Trainer: Roque Máspoli
Own goal1-0 Carlos Pérez (10th, own goal)
goal2-0 Raúl Bernao (27th)
goal3-0 Roque Avallay (33rd)

goal4-1 Osvaldo Luis Mura (82nd)



goal 3: 1 Juan Joya (44th)

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